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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_10_25HOME IMPROVEMENTS • BY Family Owned i Operated For Service You Can Trust VISR OUR SHOWROOM . ; ; � 900 Brock Road South (Just south of Bayy. Piekwing) 420-4880 rail csr __ t All WINDOWS 2 5 colli w w • LEATHERDALE .. Daylight Savings Time WINDOWS & DOORS ends Sunday, 2 a.m. 1-1989 601 Aspen Rd. Pickettin vo PST 0 New 4 s Advertiser Friday. Oct. 25, 1996 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 43 le s else ul"Ze rail filkc de fityrIg Highbush Public School, 005 Strouds Lane. Pickrnn,_. hosts a fun fair Saturday from I I a.m. io 3 p.m. with lots of tamily acUvUies. There'll be a garl,•c sale. raffles. hxxt dunk tank. carnival �,ames. face painting and lots more Pro- ceeds fund the Grade 8 emiduauon trip to Quebec. Call 831i-5 SI). Forecast f Saturda- Sunda,. `ljlder. Chance Bunn , of rain 5 to 14C 3 to 12C Inside In the news Entertainment .................. 16 Sports .............................. 20 Classified ..........................21 ,Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93¢+7¢GST =$1 ML �– �,. }�.. Jf a.. Di in in gg g Pickering Museum Village advisory committee member Pat Dunnill helps Sam Burns plant a butternut tree at the museum village recent- ly. The committee and Town arborist decided to plant trees that were prevalent here in the 1800s to provide natural shade, wildlife and food. It's hoped some of the trees will yield fruit to attract native wild birds and to be used in cooking demonstrations in the museum hous- es. photo by Andrew Iwanowski GM contract `great news' for area firms and economy BY KE•:111 CILLICAN' K NIAR1.%NNE•:'I*A%KACS _ _tilVt hl.fKllk.ti __ AJAX-PICKERING — 'Ihe srtticmcnt of the smkc at General Motors is welcome news for NX) Ajax and Pick- ering residents who work there and for area companies which supply pans to the automotive giant. And, it's being greeted as "L,rcat news" by a kraal busi- ncss leader. Jet Composites president EZowly Martin says about 5() employees — one third of the Max firm's workforce — laid oil in carp October should be hack on the job Monday after Canadian Auto Workers WL:dnesdav ratified the con- tract hammered out a day ear- lier. "1'm delighted it's over:" Mr. Martin says. "Anytime we drop a meaningful sum of money every day isn't an event I kook forward to. A month we can handle. If it had gone on another month, it would have hurt the little guy like us badly. It's not just us, but others as well. It went on long enough. I'm glad it's over. The company makes hood insulators and supplies GM facilities in Oshawa and Ste. Therese, Quebec. Mark Lichty, human resources manager at the Ajax DuPont Canada facility, reports the compam laid off xmlc tcmporarN workers. but kept on all of its 3(N) full-time hourly and salaried employ- ees. He wouldn't reveal the nurnber of temporary employees laid oft. "General Motors is a sig- nificant customer of ours. Other suppliers to GM are also customers of ours, so we were hit directly and indirect- ly:' Mr. Lichty says. 1% settlement ..puts things hack on track. hack to normal. 'Mrc have been cost pres- sures on us. It's positive they're hack in business. DuPont makes 'original' paint for new vehicles and 'secondary' paint used by txKiy shops. Other Ajax companies which supply G%I include Tarxien, Morton Inter nation- al, Lear Seating and Paint- Plas. Representatives for those firms couldn't he reached for comment. Pickering co-ordinator of economic development Joan Alfrey calls the agreement between GM and the Canadi- an Auto Workers "excellent news" for the economy. "I'm very pleased. I had expected that (the strike) might go on much longer GM had decided to downsize worldwide and I though this might have been them dig - See STORES ... Page 9 0 .,- 1 ._.,. � ..,.._­_- ..c ....0-.-. WLI .. 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Shirley -Anne Ohan- nessian, 26, of 1400 The Esplanade N., suffered serious internal injuries in the 6:55 a.m. accident and was taken to Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital by ambulance with no vital signs, Durham Regional Police report. She was crossing the highway northbound, using the crosswalk from the west side of the road when she was struck by the bus, as driver Walter McCall, 64, of Oshawa turned left onto the high- way from Glenanna Road. None of the 30 passen- gers aboard the bus was injured and Mrs. Ohan- nessian's dog, a Boxer, was not hurt. Police closed the high- way for four -and -a -half hours to investigate the accident. Police believe the bus driver was turning on a green light, but don't know what the pedestrian signal was showing, according to Sergeant Rick Bates. Wit- nesses are asked to call the .Bingo! DURHAM -- The he AIDS Com- mittee of Durham holds "lunacy" bingo Wednesday from 10 to 11:45 am. at Hideaway Bingo Hall, Sun- ray Street, Whit- by. Each bingo card costs S 1..... . traffic management unit at 683-9100, ext. 5255. Mrs. Ohannessian was the editor of Expecting, a Family Communications publication for expectant mothers. She began her journalism career at the Toronto Sun at age 19. Five years later, she joined Family Communications in Toronto, where she worked her way up the ranks. She was the assis- tant editor on a number of magazines, including Today's Bride, YOU, Canadian Home Planner and Best Wishes, before her latest posting. Mrs. Ohannessian is survived by husband Shant, parents John and Jean Bickley, two brothers and two sisters and their spouses, as well as other relatives. Visitation will be held today, Friday, firom 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 pm. at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Pickering Village (428-8488). 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PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER F'RIU.AV, OCTOBER 25, 191; • Hydro re-examines nuclear Plant9s quake resistance PICKERIN6 — As well as hiring consul- "We believe we have taken a look at all the sufficiently severe that it is going to identify respect to a specific set of criteria such as tants to assess the likelihood that a major earth- available information and we have used that any weal: links in the plant:' anchoring and strength of components. The quake will occur near the Pickering nuclear sta- information appropriately. The point is that '16 do the review, engineers will inspect the review is expected to be completed by May or tion. the Atomic titergy Control Board has also what we have got is a review level earthquake station's key safety-related systems with June next year. ordered Ontario flydro to evaluate the ability of the power plant to withstand a quake. ..What we're trying to find out is what the plant as it stands today would be capable of resistins:' says Clive Alexander. supers isim_ design engineer with the nuclear tcvhnolo g. i services division of _ Ontario IIydro. " VVc expect it to withstand what it was desiLmcd to withstand 'Ilio question is now. if there was an earth- quake larger than what the plant was desic*ned for. what would happen? Would we have some martin beyond the actual dcsw-n which wili give it additional capability'' The "review level" earthquake Ontario l i ydro is using to evaluate the station is based on %% hat is accepted amons seismolo- gists as the "largest credible earth- gual:e" that would be expected to occur nearby. something in the ran_,,c of 5.4, to 6.*; on the Richter scale. with a one in 100.000 chance per year of occur- ring. Recent find- ings by Joseph Wallach and other regarding a fault under Pickering will be looked at. explains Mr. Alexander, but only used to the extent the seismol- ogists involved m the review consider them credible. "There's quite a lot of dissension in the seismologi- cal/geological community as to just how significant this fault is;' says Mr. Alexander. 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Panasonic GA00 TVs, Royal Velvet towels, pre-recorded videos, CDs and tapes, furs, Sunglass Hut, watch straps, s 8 women's), leaes claim Eaton Gift Certificates, restaurants, concessions and services. Complete details in-store. gu could occur here if further research supports their pre- liminary theories. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,1996 -PAGE 5 Teachers, staff rally against PCs' handling of education Forty buses to take teachers. Mr. White says he hopes local par- bus ride and rally. Local 218 are holding a social get-together ents will want to attend on their own. "This is an education issue. It affects for members at the Oshawa Civic Auditori- edueators to Days Mike O'Connor, president of the clemen- everyone in education, not just teachers, not um. Mr. O'Connor says this will drive home of Actionrotest tary section of OECTA in Durham, says the just custodians, not just education assis- the message that groups can't exist separate - teachers' federations and CUPE are inviting tants." ly but must work together to face the coming BY CHRISTY CHASE trustees and members' spouses along for the After the rally, the federations and CUPE changes in education. SIAFF REPORTER _ DURHAM — Local teachers and school support staff will join a labor movement protest against the Harris government in Toronto Saturday. Forty buses have been reserved to take public and Catholic teachers, cus- todians, educational assistants and sec- retaries to Queen's Park for a rally that, , concludes the Ontario Federation of Labour's Days of Action protest in the province's capital. Federations representing teachers of the Durham Board of' Education and Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa- rate School Board and Local 218 of Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPF;), representing support staff, are working together on the project, renting the buses and encouraging members to attend the rally, says Bill Butcher, pres- ident of the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation in Durham. He says the rally will give teachers and other school staff a chance to voice their displeasure with the way the Con- servatives, especially Education Mins- ter John Snohelen, are handling educa- tion in Ontario. "The major issues arc funding and the fact that the government continues to say education in Ontario is broken," Mr. Butcher sans. "It's our helict it is not broken. Granted, there's always room fi)r improvement.' Last year, the Province cut S4(X) mil- lion from education and Mr. Snobelen„ has hinted as much as $1 billion more could he chopped this year. The minis- M 0 ler has criticized the 51 -1 -billion system MEN for being too exlknsi%c and teachers' salaries as being too high and has insti- tuted a numhrr of reviews leading to = reform of" education. Mr. Snohelen has said the Province may take over all bargaining with teach - ors, eliminate their right to strike, slash N y, their salaries and reduce or eliminate local school boards. " I think we need to publicize the fact that the education system is not in the crisis Mr. Snobelcn is trying to tell peo- ple it's in;' says Tiony White, president of the English secondary school section of Durham's Ontario English Catholic a Teachers' Association (OECTA). "We do have quality education. Our students are getting one of the finest quality educations in the world." He says it won't be hard to get teach- ers to attend the rally. �c "I think teachers are ready to get on the buses right now. They've had enough." Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty say s teachers and other groups are free � to hold protests but he suggests they ----- should consider working with the gov- einment to cut education costs. "Their input is crucial. They have so much knowledge and expertise that I EV really hope teachers will set aside their labor relations for their education expe- rience. "Unfortunately the OSSTF (Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation) has taken the position that it does not want to assist the ministry." Mr. Flaherty adds the ministry is concerned about the cost of education. "I don't want teachers to get the idea that the government thinks teachers are not doing a good job or that our educa- tion system isn't a good one. It's just incredibly expensive. We can do better." The Oct. 26 rally isn't limited just to The Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham presents CION SATURDAY, OCT 261 9:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. CENTRE COURT PIPE CU"07W -John Whitewolf Kerr r • • • • . ... ... • . ........ .. .. . • • . 044 . ... A . .. • .. • . . • . of), t • . . . ♦ .. . . ? . . 4 .%1k , 0 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,19% v Editori*als and Letters ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Metmiand Community Newspaper published Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont.LIS 21-15 TI. onn I WHrrrAKTX Publisher JOANNE, BURGHARDT. Editor-tn Chief BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising manager STEN; HOUSTON. Managing Editor ALVIN BROI WER. Retail advertising manager ABE FAKHOI?RIE. D ismbution manager General: (905) 691-5110 Cla%iried: (905) 6213-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-5117 FAX: (905) 693-7363 ENlad;Newsrcx)m( durhamnews net On the Internet: hrtp.//www.durham- newa.net. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax S Rckenng Bixud of Trade. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board. Ontario Press Council and OMMRI The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. • Plain wrong For 15 minutes every day, a little girl in Ajax must sit alone in her near -empty school, waiting for playmates and adult supervision. It's an unacceptable situation to the principal of St. Bernadette Catholic School. But anything else is unac- ceptable to the mother of the little girl. Such are the battle lines drawn between St. Bernadette Principal Colin Edgecombe and Ann Headley, who says payment of her education taxes give -ter the right to drop her daughter off early while she commutes to work. But she's wrong. Schools in Durham Region are in the business of educating their students, not babysitting them. There are thousands of parents in Ajax and Pickering who must make morning and afternoon day -cart: arrangements, even if for 15 minutes. And it simply isn't right to leave a seven-year-old child unattended, even in the relative],. safe confines of a school. Mr. Edgecombe claims he "wasn't getting any flexi- bility" from Ms. Headley and turned his concerns over to the Children's Aid Society. That action, perhaps, only served to aggravate the sit- uation. But Ms. Headley's vocal and self-righteous demands naw for a formal apology are equally inflam- matory. It was unnecessary, too, for Ms. Headley to turn this into a racial issue with her suggestion the school is making an ..attempt at silencing a black woman." Rather than close ranks and dig in for more bitter debate, surely the school and Ms. Headley can reach a compromise which adequately serves the needs of both parties. The school is not in the babysitting business, but Ms. Headley must be given the means to resolve her dilem- ma. Flexibility -- on both sides -- will conclude this matter to the greater benefit of the little girl caught in the middle. y To respond to this editorial call lnfosouree at 683- nfosourte 7040 and dial 5110 ♦You said it... In response to the editorial Justice?, regarding a sentence of `house arrest' for a man convicted of criminal negligence causing bodily harm, our readers said: ♦ "This is sheer criminal contempt. Where do these judges come from, who appoints them and why do they get off mak- ing such ridiculous judgments? This man should be charged with criminal contempt himself, sentenced and sent to jail. It's disgusting. This is the reason why there's so many terrible things going on in our society. Send him to jail" ♦ "Who is this Justice John McIsaac? Is he going to be repri- manded for this sort of madness? Was it a mistake? I don't really get it. Somebody was indirectly responsible for the death of another person. He was indirectly responsible and all he has to do is stay at home and watch TV? I don't get it. Only in Canada could this happen." ♦ Letters to the editor Put brakes on Liverpool `speedway' To the editor: Re: Blatant disregard for speed limits As I was sitting in my living room enjoying my first cup of coffee, I was con- stantly reminded that many people still haven't learned how to read, especially numbers. I live on the Liverpool 'Speedw'ay'. The speed limit on Liverpool Road south of Bayly Street is still 40 kilometres per hour. If my memory serves me proper- ly, 40 kilometres per hour is also the speech limit posted on the side streets within the community of Bay Ridges where many of these people live. Do they also disregard the speed limit on the streets where they live and their chil- dren play? What is it going to take to get these peo- ple to slow down? There are always exceptions to the situa- tion. I have on numerous occasions been awake between the hours of 3 and 5 am. I have either had sick children that needed attending to, been sick myself or can fond- ly remember those early morning feedings when it was so peaceful. The Avis Haulage trucks quietly crawled up the street and seem to lull me back to sleep. Upon their return later in the day they maintain the same speed down the street much to the dismay of those forced to maintain the posted speed limit behind them. As far as traffic calming measures go, this is a great one. I must also applaud the Durham Regional Police, who fiequently set up radar in the area. To these people and also those consider- ate enough to drive the posted limit, thank you. To everyone else, please think, read and slow down. What can be so important that you need to speed? Chris Robinson, Pickering be Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser pts letters to the editor. AD letters Id be typed or neatly hand-written, words. Each letter mast be signed a &st and last name or two initials a Iasi name- Please include a phone firer for verification. The editor restite tight to edit copy for style, reseed and not s Advertiser: Give firefighters the support they deserve To the editor: I am responding to comments made by Kimberley Chapman in her recent letter "Public shouldn't be blackmailed". I have never felt such disgust for another human being in my entire life. It is the fire- fighters who we call in an emergency who've unselfishly given their precious time and energy away from their families to help in fund-raising for essential com- munity projects such as the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Although people might have a short wait in exiting these tolls is it not worth it? I also cannot understand how blackmail occurred when you were not forced to sup- port this effort. The only thing you were forced to do was wait for others to exit a parking lot. I've been an Ajax resident for the past nine years and I've never felt pres- sured to give my support at these voluntary tolls. I have always been graced with the utmost respect and courtesy from the fire- fighters and their volunteers. We all should look deep within our- selves to give them the support they need which, in turn, benefits our entire commu- nity. I commend them for the extraordinary work they do on the job and in their fund- raising efforts. Laura Thoroton, Ajax We asked: Do you plan to spend more or less on Christmas this year? -- asked at the Ajax Plea JENNIFER NVOOD "The same. That's rr(,b- ahl,. had, thi)uth . DONNA %10FFArF "Hopefully less than last year, but it never works out that wav" ELIZABETH McTAGGART "Less, due to restructur- ing in the workforce" GREG GRASS "Less, because I'm going skiing in Banff, Alberta for the rest of the winter." 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T/601 furniture Skep; excludes baby and patio furniture T N I S .I S S E A R S #kilt quantifies lost SEwAM Expect more from Searx T 0 D A Y 10407 Copynght 19%. Sears Canada Inc. ' PAGE I -THE NEWS ADVFMI1CI! R RRInAV_ OrTnRVR 29_ IQ" Pickering man pleads guilty to sex assault on boy he babysat PICKERING — A 25 -year-old north Picker- ing man has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a nine-year-old boy when he babysat the child, while charges involving two other alleged vic- tims have been withdrawn. The man — who can't be named under a Z DAYN6Y!!11111111111M court publication ban aimed at protecting the identity of the victim — pleaded guilty Wednes- day in Ontario Court, general division, in Whitby to the one count of sexual assault. His trial had begun a day earlier. In a statement of agreed facts read to Mr. Justice Clair Marchand, court heard ■1:4:1■ the accused forced the victim to perform oral sex while babysitting the boy in a Pickering foster home in 1993. 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J o h n Wiersma, president of the Ajax -Pick- ering Board of Trade, didn't expect the strike to end so quickly either. '•There were some real funda- mental issues at stake and I'm surprised it was resolved in three weeks. It's great news that the strike is over because we don't need any labor unrest in today's busi- nm world," he • says, explaining the competitive business cli- mate leaves little room for work stop- Pages Mir. Wkrs- ma says the strike affected "a few indus- tries" to some degree in Ajax and Pickering, particularly those that are direct suppli- ers to GM, but it had no dis- cernible impact on the retail sector. -I Oshawa, St. Catharines, Windsor, London, Windsor and Quebec cast ballots. Local 222 workers jammed Oshawa's Civic Auditorium to be greeted by CAW presi- dent Buzz Hargrove, who fielded questions from the floor. "Me membership support this agreement because of the gains made for working people, their families and communities;' Mr. Hargrove said. "It also helps send a signal that working people are fed up with insecu- rity, job cuts, rollbacks, and that they are determined to stand together to fight back and build hope for the future" The contract limits outsourcing and includes a wage increase over the three-year life of the contract. Durham wants 'THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,1996 -PAGE 9 407 1 -J.M to Brock Road, for time being DURHAM — Regional councillors will take what they can get from the Province. In a unanimous vote Wednesday, Durham Coun- cil supported the extension of Hwy. 407 as soon as pos- sible to the Hwy. 7 -Brock Road area of Pickering. Durham officials still want the 407 to stretch all the way to Hwy. 35/115. The Ministry of Trans- portation is about to begin an environmental assessment on extending the 407 from Markham Road to Brock Road. Construction cast of Markham Road could begin I n late 1997 or early 1998 it' the environmental assess- ment is finished by the end of this year, a report to regional council noted. The Region would have to upgrade and widen Brock Road for the 407 extension there. Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond said havinsz the highway extended to Picker- ing is the "first step to get- ting the 407 in Durham Region" The highway is expected to be completed as far as Markham Road by 1998. .a. 1 000/child '3X nrlUde Invitations • Pizza • Juice Cake • Napkins • Plates • Cups etc. Birthday Certificate >AILY PLAY/427-/1�}277 A -F 930 - 8 pm �}L / Ved 9:30 - 8 pm 2200 Brock Rd. N. Prckenng ;at/Sun 9:30 - Noon 1 1km north of Find If you spot news in the making, call us at 683-5 1 10. 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"We're at $375,000,^ says Georgia McNicoll, campaign administrator. "That's atxiut one-third of the way. It's moving along." Campaign organizers have set a tar- get of $1,013.300 to fund programs at 29 agencies. 1 -he money will help 39.000 people in Ajax U and Pickering over the next year. "It does help everybody in the community." !his. McNlcoll says. Community help is also needed to make the campaign a success, she says. People can contribute through payroll deductions, individual donations or attend or support any of the many fund- raising events going on in the two com- munities. While the United Way plans a num- her of major events, such as the dinner - dance held in September, community groups, businesses and industries hold other fund-raising activities. "We have a lot of community sup- port." The United Way agencies held a suc- cessful toll day at the Pickering Town Centre recently. "We were very pleased," his. McNi- coll says. Future United Way events include an art auction Sunday. Nov. 10 starting at neon at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex. "We're going to have some local artists demonstrating their work plus the auction." his. McNicoll says. A fashion show will be held a the end of November and other events are being planned. Anyone interested in making a dona- tion or in setting up a fund-raising event ,-an call the United Wav at 686-0606. Pickering club needs girls to kick up their heels 0 German ditional precision march- ing/kicking dance and in Garde dancers show dance. sought for Participants do not have r+ to be of German heritage. special shwws There are openings for five- PICKERING -- Girls to -seven -year-olds in the who want to dance are Kinder group, and nine -to - being sought by the K.G. 15 -year-olds in the Juniors. Old Se\crin German Cana- practices are held Monday dian Club of Pickering. evenings in Pickenn�� Vil- Each year, the club trains lage from 6:15 to 7 p.m. for two age groups of girls to the Kinder,, and 6:15 to f+: 15 p.m. for the Juniors. perforin as Garde Dancers There if no cost for the at its annual dance in November and to take part c lasses or costumes, in srvo:ial shows such as commitment the girls Pickerine's Canada Day and their parents is required. Celebrations. As well, every April, Anyone interested may Garde,, from German clubs contact Diane Matheson at from all over Ontario take 683-9223 (fax 683-0334) or Sigrid Schwill at 416 -366 - part in competitions in tra- 5783. 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Canadian Hulidays is a registered trademark of Canadian Airlines International Ltd. used under license to World of Vacations Ltd. Please note that World of vacations Ltd. was formerly Canadian t lolida%s I Id. Hig_h's__c`ho_'61 kids head t6__the_­_'_ boardroom instead of the classroom 0 Take Our Kids to Work helps kids get a taste of the working world DURHAM -- Grade 9 students in Durham are once again being offered the chance to go to work with mom or dad. Take Our Kids to Work, an initia- tive of The Learning Partnership, will be held Nov. 6 when up to 5,700 Grade 9 students in the region are eli- gible to go to work with parents, rel- atives or volunteer hosts for the day. The project has spread across Ontario and this year will take place in Manitoba, New Brunswick and the Northwest Territories and as a pilot program in other provinces. 'fake Our Kids to Work was designed to strengthen the bonds between parents and children and foster community responsibility for young people's futures, says Lori Cranson, program director for The Learning Partnership, a non-profit organization. "Last year, this project took Ontario by storm and we received tremendous support with over 120,000 students participating. We are really excited about the interest expressed again in Durham Region and by each of the provinces," she says. Anyone interested in taking part in Take Our Kids to Work can call 1- 900-790-9113 or 416-9774450 or e- mail at info 0)tlp.on.ca. Ajax -Pickering hospital dials into new voice mail system D Improved access, better cost cited with new system AJAX-PICKERING -- Ajax-Pickering General Hospital is promising improved access for patients to the hospital and its departments with its brand new voice mail sys- tem being introduced Nov. 1. The hospital says the new system will save it money as well as improve service. The hospital's main number -- 693-2320 -- will remain the same. A general listing of departments and their new telephone exten- sions will appear in the Sunday. Oct. 27 News Advertiser. The new system is designed to improve patient access, improve communication between physicians and other clini- cians, and improve the phone system's capability to prioritize dills so urgent Mini Paye is Fai • Tarot • Palmistry • Psychometry • Clairvoyance • And Much Much More... • THREE PROFESSIONAL PSYCHICS • • REASONABLE RATES • PHERING TOWN CENTRE JUST OUTSIDE OF THEM ME MON. O(T. 28 TO_ SUN. NOV. 3RD. 1111111! OFF Dry Cleaning WRICE CIEMERSg H� Pick Fair Plaza W 4011 iverono, & HWv. #2 calls can be recognized and addressed immediately. Hospital callers will be greeted by the voice of C1,70 -TV News personali- ty and Ajax resident Ken Shaw, who has donated hi, talents. APGII says its current phone system is outdated and becoming increasingly costly to repair and main- tain. and that the hospital is already paying more for its current sy,tem than the neu one will cu,t. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIU.AV, OCTOBER 25 M&PAI,t. ,, Help preserve and beautify Frenchman's Bay PICKERING -- I)o your bit for the environment and your community Saturday by helping with a planting and cleanup at Frenchman's Bay. Volunteers will help plant a buffer of red osier dog- wood in the wetland at the southwest corner of the bay. Buffers are an important feature for any significant natural habitat because they moderate the effects of external stress and pressures. Dogwoods are an important shrug for wildlife and often provide a pro- tective buffer for wetlands.. At the same time. the annual, Frenchman's Bay and Shoreline:, clean-up will take place, to remove unwant- ed remains of the season and continue ongoing cleanup of Pickering's waterfront. Everyone taking part is asked to meet at 9 a.m. in the parking lot at the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club. 635 Bred} Dr. (west side of the bay). Planting volunteers are asked to take their own shovels if possible and dress appropriately, since the planting will take place rain or shine. People wishing to help with the cleanup should bring `,loves, footwear for a wet environment and pos- sibly rainwear. Garbage bags will be supplied. Lunch will be pro- vided. For more information call Jim Dike of the yacht club at 416 ;67-4288, ext. 31 or ward 2 local Coun- cillor Sherr: Semi, at 831-600). ..6�... fs,•# " ` t111R'�dle?u9!�+� ° - - PAGE Il2-THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, i9% ... ... 1Ticke'ring's main library begins offering Sunday service for patrons PICKERING -- In response to requests days in November from 1 to 5 p.m. to assess "Sunday opening is one of our most As is often the case at most libraries which from residents, the Pickering Central Library staffing levels and other operating require- requested service additions;' says chief liWari- open on Sundays, there will be no telephone will begin a pilot program in November to pre- ments. an Sandy Cameron in a press wlease announc- service or children's reading programs on those Pare for Sunday afternoon openings through Then, starting on Jan. 12, it will he open ing the change. days• the heavy -use period of the school year. each Sunday afternoon through to the The library will be open on the four Sun- end of April, excluding Faster Sunday. fit, Allk DR. 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Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards, Pickering Councillor Dave Ryan and Ontario Riding MP Dan ! ICTeague. The event begins at 9:30 a.m. with music from around the world, fol- lowed by opening ceremonies at 1 I a.m., and entertainment featuring international music and dance from noon to 5:30 p.m. on the mall's Centre Court stage. Dis- plays will be mounted along the lower level of the mall between the Centre Court and Eatons. One fear In Pickering on November 1, 2, 3rd We Celebrate! Watch For Details 1119PE�R0 CORRECTION For our 40 page Sears Today flyer (Sale dates: Oct. 21-27, 1996) On page 28: The copy incorrectly reads: Save $160 Ceran Top Easy -Clean range #68175 smooth lift -top cooking surface. It should read: Easy -clean cooking surface. On page 30: The illustration for the mid-size microwave oven #88541 is incorrect. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers ANNOUNCING DUR NEWEST EMPLOYEE Lorna Bates and the staff would like to welcome Jill Trineer. She will be providing quality service for all corporate, leisure and cruise vacations. DURHAM CENTRE 135 HARWOOD AVE., N., AJAX, ONT. TEL: (905) 683-8411 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,1996 -PAGE 15 I NO I CA H I too I 111 tg tmea As Empty your piggy banks, turn out a pocket, shake out those sofa cushions and bring your spare change to Oshawa Centre. -Iurn your spare change into valuable Gift Certificates', good For anything and evervthing From groceries... to a haircut... to a new puppy. Come visit our Coin Processor booth at Information Osha,,a, Centre Court. With any redemption of S50 or more you'll receive a new pign, bank. We'll also gratefully accept a contribution to the United Way. i United Way 'minimum S> gift certificate. iAWA .............. OVER 200 STORES AND *RVICES INCLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S, SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 PM. STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (905) 728-6231 ■ PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, (X'TOBER 25, 19% ntertainment Music and merriment at Festival BY MICHELE YOUNG _ ntkn:�st st:nt� DURHAM -- it promises to be a great spectacle, not to mention a real auditory treat... An enormous ensemble of Oshawa Festival Singers, past and present. will raise their voices together in song, in what will be a magnificent crescendo to a ver-, special day. The local choral group is holding its 25th annivcrsan celebration Saturday, No\. 2. with lots of fun events planned. But the highlight will be a massed choir. consisting of an as -pct undetermined number of former Fesuyal Smgcrs joining the current ensemble. The massed choir will be conducted by the three direc- tors who have led the choir over its illustrious 25 \ can: Elsie Dry_ gala. who directed the choir for its f irst 18 \ cars: Ione Eauton. director from 198K to 1995: and the cum-nt director, Stan Jane Corradct- ti. "It mill he a day of fellow- ship, food and fun. and tier revisiting old friend.." says Marlene Hell. chaimman of the I.csti,,al Sm,,crs 2-;th anni\er- s its coininittec. .hc annivcrsan celchra- tion will be a clay -ling affair, with a private afternoon get- together tiir Festival Singers, both newand old, and an evening concert open to the public. melt. whose two daughters are former nmembcrs of the choir, says the group has had a great response to the imita- tion/registration forms sent out for the anniversary party. "In one section of'thc reLl- istration font we were look- inu, for comments from peo- ple. and we oot an awful lot of: 'NV0m.' 'Great' and 'I can't wait'," she says. The Oshawa Festival Singers have hecn searching far and w idc to find past mem- bers of the choir. And they have had prctly good success. Thcy have been able to send out invitations to nearly 300 families. " Vc made a valiant effort to reach all tOrnmcr singers. but "cd like to say to am_ htxl\ we might have missed: 'If we haven't reached \ ou and s ou'd like to attend. please LNyc us a call'.saiys Flctt. .Tie Fcsliyal Sin crs have chalked up rnam impressive ac�:oniplishrncnts over the \cars. The\ have perfiirtncd at such acclaimed ycnucs as St Martin in the Fields. West- v�'POST I ADS Canada post has been ordered to exit of economy unaddressed the delivery mail (ADMAII) as soon asp possible -b by Diane Marleau, the minister resp , for the post office- oriented As Durham Regions most exp and largest distributor present our delivery would be happy to capabilities for your market. si -:Call 683-5 110'f -:for, f r)r�ri 111it)i 7 f 661ar qvi cements ntinster Abbey and Coventry Cathedral and at Shrewshury International Music Festival. Thev also have the distinction ol' being one of the very few groups in the world allowed to sing at Caernarvon Castle in Wales. where they performed the Welsh national anthem. And, more recently, a group of Festival Singers spent the surnmcr of' 1995 per - farming in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto. Oct. 25, 1996 Singers' 25th anniversary bash The Oshawa Festival Singers' 25th anniversary cel- ebration on Nov. 2 will be held at The Salvation Army Templc Auditoriurn. 570 Thornton Rd. N. at 7:30 p.ni. Tickets for the big event are $10 (lor the evening con- cert only), $12 (afternoon and evening), $4 (afternoon reunion only), and are avail- able at Walter's Music Store, at 349 King St. W. in Oshawa, or by calling Marlene at 905 728-1854 or Pcogv at 9115728-8906. - The Festival Singers are preparing for a show next month to help them mark their 25th anniversary. 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Also, you can buy a matching resin bear pin for just $31. • 7 Quantities are limited, so hurry in for your "bear -ie' special ornament, pin, in - 'Wishing You A store activities and fun. While you're here, see our Bear -ie Merry Christmas' x531200 entire collection of Precious Moments gift ideas. $22.00 (M PRECIOUS PLATES 19�0 THINGS 475 `iNestney Rd N (at De(aney), Ajax 686-7185 MOIL - M. 9:90 am - 8 pm, Sat. 9:90 am - 8:00 pm. Sun. 11;00 pm - 4:00 pm *With a $20 or more Precious Moments gifts by Enesco purchase. K 1996 Enaco Corporatiow lNustratim sbown: 19% Prcciaus Mommb Inc. Ensco 'w NFi $ AbV �t1`1�S 1t�1 IDAY, 6c-toBiii i5 1996-PV4— '17 •, • I : 4 • 1 • The best selection of East Indian foods as .we" ll as is those of an international flavor is on the shelves at Sadroo's Grocery Supplies in Pickering. Opened at its Kingston Road location a year ago, the family business is managed by Nuri & Rosie Dharamsi and owned by his father Sadru Dharamsi who owns a similar store in Toronto which has been in business since 1975. F Mr. Dharamsi says 1proudly Sadroo's has more selection and value than any other small store in Durham Region and, as a matter of fact, in the Metro Region. The 1,500 square foot outlet is chalked full of East Indian foods, including a wide range of imports from around the world as from South Africa. Sadroo's carries a full range of spices for Indian cooking, Indian sweets like Ladoos, Peras, ,Jelebi, Halal Cheese (.animal Rennet Free), Halal Beef Patties and hot dogs and samosas. There are also available numerous varieties of high-quality Basmati rice, with more than 10 difference brands from India and Pakistan. - You can rind as well a wide variety of chutneys, pickles, jams, vegetable curries, along with a rine selection of Indian teas. Also available are Ceres juices (no sugar added), Per -Peri sauce, Codials, Pillchards, Biltong and other fine South African products. Sadroo's Grocery Supplies is at 172; Kingston Rd., Pickering. It's open from Monday to Frida% form 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. , Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to p.m. For more information, call Rosie or Nuri at 686-8999. Yuca , (Frozen Cassava) Pck. 691 Frozen Pigeon Peas r 49 , 4 Pkg. Durum Atta 10 Kg. 499 fr 8asmati Rice %:., 5 Kg. 95 'from Millagrosa Scented Rice 20 ib.895 bag w White Rice 20 ib. 99 bag Vegetable jr Ghee 2 Kg. 99 from Milk Homo 4L299 10% OFF on Puja Samagri om Parboiled Chubby Pesan 2 K9 Rice Drinks fro 99 bag20 6 99 forg!94 fro bag . ,•� While Quantities Last Specials End Nov. 10th We reserve the right to limit quantities. We Wish Our Customers A Happy Diwali i i PAIGK16rUM NEWS AuVE1t'r1SFRj�japAY, (X-TQBER;S„ 19% I TAS ¢. 5",1 f COMPLETE CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS FROM 4, A - I he • Self Cleaning Canister _ • 30 Ft. 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Proceeds from the roast were enough to purchase 11 of the new stretchers. ; 1 a Q O E .� ora G0'M Total Health Care Traditional & complimentary rehabilitatt've approaches Medical Doctors Specializing In Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy a Acupuncture Chiropractic • Chiropodist/Podiatrist (foot specialist) • Athletic Therapy (foot specialist) • Kinesiology • Individualized Fitness Training • Massage Therapy * Reiki Therapy • Cardiac Prevention & Rehab. • Relaxation & Stress Management SPORTS V% M�EDICIN REHABILITATION CLINICS THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 251996 -PAGE 19 s:r PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25,19% Got a score? Call the News Advertiser at 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser , Sports now on the Internet, www.durhamnews.net Dolphin bantams ' Durham swimmers outgun Bandits in minor football AJAX-PICKERING —The Ajax - Pickering Dolphins Football Club's tyke and atom squads were downed by the Burlington Stampeders Sunday, while the bantams posted a come -from -behind victory over the North York Bandits in league action. The tykes were blanked 24-0 by host Burlington in a con- test played on a muddv field. Linebacker Chris Emmer was the defensive play- er of the game for his inspired play and his two fumble recoveries. Offensively, the player of the 17WILgame Dan was ning back Dan West who did- n't give up. Meanwhile, the atoms were downed 24-6 by Burlington. The lone Dolphins touchdown was scored by R,. an McMillan. Offensive centre Kyle Trafford was the offensive player of the game, while Chris Hall was the most valu- able player on defence. In the bantam contest between Ajax -Pickering and North York, the Dolphins were down by a 21-0 count in the tint half but came back in the second half to win 23-22. Wide receiver Adam Forde scored two touchdowns for the Dolphins, while running back Jason Gomez had a single major. Forde kicked three converts, while Gomez registered two single points. The most valuable player on defence was Jason Wellsbury who made a tackle in the end zone for a one -point safety which gave the Dolphins the victory. The offensive award went to Forde. A superb interception by defen- sive corner Jason Hinds also helped the bantam Dolphins' cause. The finishing kick Jessica Schaffer of Lester B. Pearson Public School in Ajax races to the finish line at the Durham Elementary Athletic Association Cross -Country Championships at Trillium Valley, near Oshawa, Wednesday. She finished 10th in the nine -and - under girls' division. photo by Ron Pietroniro Golden Griddle peewees leave foes flat as a pancake PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Golden Griddle peewee 'AA' rep hockey team won both league games this past weekend, push- ing the squad into first place in the Eastern Division of the York-Simcoe loop. At home against Aurora, the Panthers fired a couple of quick goals in the second stanza and held off a late third -period rally by Aurora for a 3- 2 victory. Brandon Black, back from a recent wrist injury, Evan Georgievski and Rocky Ruta scored. Andrew Hopkins assisted twice, while Aaron Calder added a single. Solid defence was providect by Michael Dawson, Adam Moyer, Trevor Small and netminder Steven Araujo. The Panthers travelled to Newmarket to play P i make a big splash in season's first meet the undefeated Redmen. Defenceman Calder blasted a shot from the point to start the scoring, but Pickering trailed 41 at the end of the fust period. The team showed heart and with a late third -period goal by Scott Vahey staged a come - from -behind 6-5 win. Other scorers for Pickering were Scott Billing and Georgievski with two apiece. Mark Rogers's aggressive play started the Pickering comeback and goalie Luke Gregoire held off the Newmarket offence. Assisting on the goals were David Hughes and Ruta with two apiece, Billing, Black, Calder, Georgievski, Ryan Pelan, Kevin Rogers and Brandon Saker with one each. DURHAM — Durham Aquatic Club swimmers got the season off to a good start at a big meet in Etobicoke Oct. 19. DAC sent 24 swimmers to the day -long Etobicoke Sprint Meet which attracted 12 clubs and 517 athletes to the Etobicoke Olympium Pool. Mike Lockett, 16, won the 50 - metre backstroke in a time of 28.60 seconds. He finished fifth in the 100m butterfly in 1:01.5 and seventh in the 50m freestyle in 26.22. David Grose. 13, placed fourth in the 50m back in 33.7. Rebecca Lockett was ninth in the 50m back in 36.6 and Il -year-old David Hinan finished second in the 50m back in 35.4 and eighth in the 50m free in 31.9. Kyle Hinan, 9, placed seventh in the 100m breaststroke in 1:55.8. Other swimmers who competed were Jennifer Augiers, Andrew Gerber, Jennifer Ruzsa, Sarah Earl, Andrea Mason, Craig Jacques -Carr, Sophie Walrond, Caitlin Cousins - Milford, Brianne Etherington, Mike Casista, Samantha Headridge, Mark Murphy, Nicole Neadles, Michael Crowder, Eileen Hanlon, Vanessa Girardi, McKinleigh Etherington, Peter Murphy, Chris Charles. 17 -4 40 = curs .m. HURT KIDS Ajax and Pickering area Public High School Staffs need YOUR help. Cuts proposed by the Harris Government WILL affect your child's education. Help Us To Continue to Offer: G....� excellent academic programs Z innovative technologies top quality education for ALL students a clean, safe and secure school environment special education Z= clubs, teams, drama, music and art You can make a difference. Express your concerns. Janet Ecker Duncan Read Ruth Ann Schedlich Jill Hamilton Susan Kular Colleen Jordan John Snobelen Mike Harris MPP Durham West Trustee, Ajax Trustee, Pickering Trustee, Pickering Trustee, Pickering Trustee, Pickering Minister of Education Premier of Ontario 1-800.42040829 1-800.295-3968 149*295-3968 14800-295-3968 14800-295-3968 1-800.295-3968 FAX 1-905-826-4553 FAX 1416-325-3745 This message was paid for by the Teachers of Ajax, Dunbarton, Exeter, Pickering and Pine Ridge Secondary Schools and OSSTF District 17. ..w v O T I Buy one week, get (905) the 2nd free! Call us for TORONTO details 4 LINE ■ Applies to Articles 798-76726830707 8 For ■ V - •7 67 Sale and Vehicles Sale only. For GARAGE SALES only $35+GST l v_:::. (► I�,, J..,•1 , - .I.'. , .. I . 0 . 1 • i • • I . . / r / . • . It. t I . THE !YEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,1996 -PAGE 21 4 Fl CLASSIFIED ADDRESS:INTERNET .. Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arr,val and receive a gift certificate 49}GST entitling you to $25 worth `f quality baby products. " Careers " Careers I I Careers ' I Careers " Careers General GeneralOffice Office Help Help �— Help Help Lenbrook A leading international distribution company, has an immediate opening for: EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT 'his position requires a high achiever who is organized. proactive. flexible and extremely confidential. Applicants must -ave excellent verbal/written communication skills and be cr)ficlent in Word. Excel and PowerPoint (Corel Draw would be a^ asset). Three to four years Executive Assistant experience is -ecessary for this position. The main responsibilities include: • All administrative clerical support and project assistance -or the President including but not limited to: word 3rocessing. call handling, scheduling, filing, follow up, mail sorting, travel arrangements, etc. • Preparation of confidential projects and reports to be accomplished within the scheduled timeframes requested • Co-ordination of management events, directors meeting scheduling, agenda development. executive lunches. strategy sessions and show attendance. Attendance and minute taking of these meetings may be requested from time to time. • Other activities specific to the President and Executive Management offices. As time permits. back up for other administrative assistants will be required ` you are interested in pursuing this challenging opportunity. ::ease submit your resume by November 1st to Lenbrook Industries Limited Human Resources - File #332 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3K1 Fax: (905) 831-6936 No agencies or phone calls please as we are unable to reply to phone inquiries. We will thoroughly review and consider all resumes although we are only able to respond to those who are selected for interviews. We thank all others for their Interest. Lenbrook Industries Limited is committed to employment equity. FREE FRANCHISE SEMINAR Find your future with these leaders in the franchise industry • Certa Pro Painters • Kwik Kopy • Money Concepts • Nutri - Lawn • One hour MotoPhoto Guest speaker will discuss financing options TUES. OCT. 29,7:30 P.M. Oshawa Holiday Inn - Bloor St. dt Harmony Rd. Free Admission - Refreshments - Door Prizes - Limited Seating Call for reservations 1(888) 601-5061 Donations to the Simoce Settlement House Food Bank appreciated! SELL IT NOW CALL 683.0707 marCeers CAREER SCHOOL OF FLORAL DESIGN .26 wk. Flonstry 8 Business Pro- gram; .12 wk. intensive 3- phase program; .3 wk. Pro- lessional course; .In-home video; .Beginners Program. Part-time/full time courses available. A school where all your training becomes worthwhile. Financial as- sistance may be available. 905-436-7746. INTERNET - www.durharmlall. corrVfbr- alschool. e-mail - schoolot floraldesign 0 speedline.ca General Help $ OPPORTUNITYIII Delivery Driven Wanted. Must own reliable car and be customer focused Afternoon 8 evening Shifts available Apply in person at. Pickering Pula Hut bf D -ML daY BECAUSE ITS YOUR FUTURE: A NEW ERA OF OPPORTUNITY, A HISTORY OF SUCCESS, A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Learn the financial concepts that are cru- cial for anyone who dreams of achieving financial independence. Join one of the finest 'Financial Services Companies In North America.' For details.. Contact KELLY BURK (905) 427-2763 GREAT OPPORTUNITY '.r)w jw ser''ad , :hnstmas Exper enr&,J -a,, stylist. aesthenaar 3 -all leen Sawn closed Sundays Evenings 915. 427 3105 Days 905-83' ?Wr) HAIR S'f 1st wanted for es- •ac,.s^ed downtown 'Nhrtby ,cion 3 years expererce Neth shertele. salary.com Isswns Knowledge of oic ell colours at, asset ':5 s3o-as9e ' General General Jaes AVAILABLE •ougrrx,' Cara^,a Help Helphr ti rad Over 50.001r ir. ' Call to find-urrert m RRAEMAR & F IRWEATHER If you are friendly, people ori- ented, energetic and ambitious, we would like to meet you! Braemar and Fairweather stores are accepting resumes for Sales Associates for the following locations: Eaton's Centre Fax: (416)586.786# Yorkdale Malt Fax: (416)789-5500 Pickering Town Centre: 831-4334 Please apply in person with re- sume on Monday, October 28 or Tuesday, October 29 from I2-9 p.m. at the location you would litre to work. If you cannot ap- ply in person, Please fax your re- sume to the location of your choice. FULL TIME/PART TIME HELP REQUIRED APPLY IN PERSON ONLY TO Tim Horton's 1800 Brock Rd. N.. Pickering APPLY TODAY - Start to- morrow. 20 hard working people may start imme- dialely for very busy east end advertising company Full training provided Call Janice at 721-0299 ARBY'S RESTAURANT Shift managers needed with two years experience in last food. Must be ener- getic and have positive atti- tude. Apply within to: 4 Harwood Ave. Alax. CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon pub"lort as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more Mw one incorrect insertion and there shall be no liability for non -insertion of any adver- tisement. Liability for er- rors in ads Is limited to the amount paid for the space occupying the error. All copy is subject to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. DADDTO'S GRILL Ex- perienced wadresslwafter 8 cashier full-time days Call between Sam S 6pm. 905- 420-2547 (981 Brock Rd S Pick) CHRISTMAS CASH SMS Ages 12.18 Eam am SSSS Doing door to door sales Jason - 576.3276 DRIVING INSTRUCTOR needed. Must have mini- mum 4 years teaching ax- perrence. and late model car with dual brakes. Call Shathe's Professional Dnv- er Training System. 686- 7878. Earn $!27.06/ week from home, Light assembly, clerical and sawng. (416) 812-6891; Code 6. Earn $2500/mo. from home completing book surveys for publishers, (416) 812- 6692 ELIMINATE long distance phone bills. Establish home-based business. Keep present carrier Let me show you how. Free in. formatfonP (905) 438.1369 EXPERIENCED hairstyl- ist wanted lir new Salon in Durham Centre. Ajax. Good wages. Call (905) -619- 8057. FULL-time/part-time bus - person 8 dishwasher Ex- perienced preferred Apply in person 49 Old Kingston Rd Alax. e ymert n Durham Re r aro su,rouriorg area a �f eisewnere ir Cara- .., Lx. 'umher' Nation de E_c -:/inert 1-40r,. :JOBS 5627 '8• 39 per minute. average ..�engln 3 mins OBS' JOBS' JOBS' Dumam Rerpon 10, its or to Joor cowassing -. id daily Fc, appomtmeri t 905-5 %9-55 73 NAIL TECHNICIANS - ,..r ::ars a-1 a ., - Ke for rent Leave me5- -:3e 'Jays 985928' ane, ,rd weekends 432 154' MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron a, r- grow,rg agency •:.s extras 'c, flm and Tv -k all 'Ypes no exp 'eo $7 S22 80!hr Wc,x .aranteed We place peo on move se's every call Jonathar 416 -i 1 2226 HOMEMAKERS. Mature Students, pa•' t me -. e •-arkel ^g pcsrl ons ava,l- ade S- X per Hour Tram ,.gprovided Can 619- c99' between 1 and 9 p m FESTERS TRUCKING SERVICES Looking for 6 prorcmioaal AZ DRIVERS 1,134161hour 29c-32e/mile 434-5110 REFLEXOLOGIST MASSAGE THERAPIST Space for rent in busy famv- ly salon Clientele already asking for these services! 905-728-6800. Sales Associates required for fashion forward meru re- tailer. Must looses, excellent fashion sense and one year retail experience. Call Vavielle at 905-831-5153 SALESPERSON, classi- Cal/jazz room. knowledge in this area needed. Re- laxed atmosphere, apply at the Sam The Record Man. Oshawa Center. STYLIST- Experienced motivated stylist required for progressive salon. Styl- ist must have professional- ism, creativity and a com- mitted attitude We offer in- centive packages, upgrad. ing education and a per- sonal friendly atmosphere for your clientele Call 430- 3156 railor',earr re,, ne'•drd her n t.iI� tirrr In the 17C, to ,tart Immer ienth Must hAve experi- ence in men. and ladii, alterations Call V'a% wile at 905-831-51 53 TOW TRUCK DRIVERS team expererce prefer,ed. ^ust "ave current abstract Cali Marx at 905-436 7777 TUPPERWARE free great 'Perks' Ions of fun Call NOV, Edeerw:ams ,G,ard A-, Sales 1905 83'-v7-" WANT TO Pi I'JIJR BC -. , .,,dui S K we •e 1000 - ; for mode•- .^ late sly-,sls 'c, chair •entars Pease acoly .r person '08 Durdas St W whitby �;, Coil 47, 9397 WANTED 54 pecpe a; �� •- 3n tis by N.rw ,ears Doctor recomme^d eC Ask 4'_ w' %-1 F,ee 80C 88' . � PAGE n -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,1996 Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Saks Helps Skilled Skilled Daycare — Articles Articles Agent O Agent Agent Help Help • Available Firewood For Sale For Sale 't JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN PICKERING PHILIPS ELECTRONICS LTD. IS LAUNCHING ITS SECOND FACTORY Ot)TLET 1N CANADA Philips Electronics Ltd. is a recognized worldwide leader in the manufacturing and marketing of sophisticated electrical and electronic products for commercial, professional and consumer use V c currently require retail sales staff for our new location at Pickering Home S Leisure Centre. Thr candidates will have retail experience, customer service and communications skills.You will be required to -,work evenings and -veckends.A kno%%-Irdge of Philips product is an asset. Open inter-irvys gill be held Saturday October 26, 1096 From Ha)U am to 2:(X) pm Applicants shoLild apply in person vvith resume. %'c are committed to equity in our cmptoymcn[ practices DAYCARE AVAILABLE FIREWOOD - Quality sea- 7 0 M 0 M 0 0 • ■ m home. ages 2 and up. sortin76' spin hardwood ■ HOW Aii% VM DOING? nearar St Anthony Daniel, starting sl at 5185/Cord Call ■ Brock and Major Oaks eve_ 705-944-8801, 7 p.m. - 683-0773 11 pm ■ TheT%VVe*NMAt AMff ■ SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire- Wu eOUs ServlCe. Al Babes to 5 years Smoke ■ isoo in Iopadngo jrarwEbTTeeSY�lihebW FIREWOOD For Sale ■ ■ SLIV ltd Cut. Split and delivered. •W�Wa�appll�yw�c ■ $50 a face cord Call Jerry ■ �tselo Iii t E� (905)427.7243 Receipts Near Valley Farm large 8 small loads. Limited ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? FIREWOOD, Excellent ■ quality hardwood. Guar- ■ anteed, extra long fully ■ seasoned, cut and spit. ■ Honest measurement Free ■ delivery Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246 ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, smoking. references prp- ■ SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire- Wu eOUs ServlCe. Al Babes to 5 years Smoke wood. hardwood 8 soft ■ tree Quality educational wood mixed. pre cut or bro- ■ fun, large play arealyard ken. delivery available. ■ Receipts Near Valley Farm large 8 small loads. Limited ■ ■ PS 686-4052 time offer call (905)430 - ■ LOVING warm home en. 9013 ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your v,ronment. 10 yrs exp . da- dy food.arl Bar aln g ■advertisement? ■ outings. nutritious fenced play yard. non- Corner ■ ■ smoking. references prp- HEAVY duty G E electric ■ vlded. Whites/401 831- •«itis ■ 1605 4 UNIROYAL Tiger Paw all ■ MATURE !ady with many season radials. ■ 4. Suggestions Mstions comments: years experience offers 205X75R14, $100. 619- or ■ loving daycare tot ages 2604 ■ ■ newborn - 5. m her home br Orthodontic office Den- ■ Westshore area 839-8916 CAR SEAT, treadmill, ac- ■ WESTNEYRossland - re- ' trvity gym, play mat, and ■ NURSES a' Company. hcme ,ve out. 2 children. 3 Help Help Medical Dental •. Income 5 part-time 5 yrs and 6 months. refer - ,J,, -time Work from home antes and experience re- -3M Dea e -s- z le-. les LICENSED TECHNICIAN/GENERAL • GM experience necessary • Full benefit package Call for appointment 436-2228 Ask Cathy DENTAL HYGIENIST .all 905-5715,063 outre° 19051509-6161 ,able babysitter available some toys. everything less NANNY , HOUSEKEEPER, ■ Daycare .,xper,e^ ed non smoker. -usy fun office Maternity rim ,o yrs exp Its day- than S50 it interested can ■ We would like to hear from you. %i Hospital) Daycare care diploma Hot lunch. Tasneem 509-46326 EXPERIENCED Nanny ■ 4e� MedicaMental • Wanted snacks fenced yard.babies HEAVY duty G E electric ■ ■ •«itis FULL TIME -arta, Asses OUT welcome eferences, re- dryer. good condition. ■ If you prefer, �� PHILIPS tart Receprorist required LIVE Caregiver required to 2 boys ages 2 ceipts. reasonable rates 427-4937 $195 Hinged pine window Shutters. 4 sets. 14 x 36 ■ ■ lease Fred Eismont to File a %93 Osh br Orthodontic office Den- 6 3 Must love dogs Light 427♦741 $5. each 427-2593 ■ p contact ■ tarred Pickering area 839- Copts, Bnrn ue aussi' 9 EXCELLENT hardwood. 525ieacn ladies' downhill ti m.• IN m ti m t 1 m ■ 1 10PC Dining room su- tai and computer expert- housekeeping Experience- spia dried and delivered, 550 M,crowave ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 'L5 enc- required Drop nard references reokured Mon ' Firewood HIGH -BACK sectional Mani 905-725-3468 ■ wrinen resume to 1050 Thurs Sam-6pm1 South $499. beige sectionall ■ or fill out this coupon Simcoe St N . suite 112 Ajax 683-8m, hideabeo $499: apt freez- ■ Skilled Skilled Hospital `hhawa NANNY •equired in my er 5150. microwave s75. ■ and mail to: NURSES a' Company. hcme ,ve out. 2 children. 3 Help Help Medical Dental •. Income 5 part-time 5 yrs and 6 months. refer - ,J,, -time Work from home antes and experience re- -3M Dea e -s- z le-. les LICENSED TECHNICIAN/GENERAL • GM experience necessary • Full benefit package Call for appointment 436-2228 Ask Cathy DENTAL HYGIENIST .all 905-5715,063 outre° 19051509-6161 ='icken , 3 days ^:hiding mirrors $75. stereo s,00.Classified NANNY , HOUSEKEEPER, -atudays and evenings Daycare .,xper,e^ ed non smoker. -usy fun office Maternity • 1 Wanted the -out. with good rete, -rave Can or tax 416r stroke oil injected. runs -miles M -F noon 7 p m 3 -65-9288 CHESTERFIELD- crnldren, t 3. 6 312. EXPERIENCED denlal EXPERIENCED Nanny (905)428-3409 Cal week 7,sststao Receptionist. re- needed L,ve ,n out. Ajax days before 12 noon or week :cared for Oshawa dental Excellent hours CPR Flu ends :thee Please send resume ort r English References NANNY old for 1 yr asap to 1585 Kelvinway required 416-208-3128 Daycare . ane P,cker,ng. Omaha LIVE OUT care quer to 2 • .omens dresser/ 2 large F i 111 Available ■ mirrors $75. stereo s,00.Classified ALL WINTER -L,, rr ING, at rock bona- prices Department ■ 619-6555 ■ BE �' torp q�altry nard $50 Kerosene heater. $10 Snowboard and ski Iackets. stroke oil injected. runs PBOX 481 P.O.BED ■ CHESTERFIELD- ■ Recovered massageire- pants. gloves and accesso- condition. beige, fabric, ■ 965 Farewell St. mg, ik.^ r iec daycare in brown brow doubt bed. $75 Cao 509-5189 'Rck- ■ Oshawa Ontario ■ ertn g' NANNY old for 1 yr non-Smok,n home with g big ■ 1 single sed. his. SNight ■ UH 7L5 riCdca PINSB sen,: •e� Articles yard. playroom Very re4 Call DURHAM FIREWOOD ■ W for Sale ■ to File a %93 Osh own transportationare pro- able arc: affordable Re- 427♦741 -Your sadsfacrron 15 tete measure of our Success- ■ compressor, also 2 Or dram ■ tarred Pickering area 839- Copts, Bnrn ue aussi' 9 EXCELLENT hardwood. 525ieacn ladies' downhill ti m.• IN m ti m t 1 m m 1 10PC Dining room su- 6124 11 1 spia dried and delivered, .IV 5Y2 boys ages 2 t 2 b 10 Available ABSOLUTELY ?HF e, 53000 1 air conditioner. ALL WINTER -L,, rr ING, at rock bona- prices 1977 i'arnara DT 25,- 1r bike good condition two =1XPERIENCED DENTAL months. mornings.Tues BE �' torp q�altry nard $50 Kerosene heater. $10 Snowboard and ski Iackets. stroke oil injected. runs Recepton,st Assistant Re Througn Fridays. Liverpool EDUCATIONAL nurtur wood at low prices Free Recovered massageire- pants. gloves and accesso- good ready to go. $600 :uved to work part time 6 Finch area 420-8712 mg, ik.^ r iec daycare in delivery Serving Pickering. cliner, 5100 2 cabinet hi- rtes. at up to 80% OFF reg- obo 905.985-8615 ,ilterngdns ,n Pldker,n g NANNY old for 1 yr non-Smok,n home with g big Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa 1 single sed. his. SNight War retail paces lity • riCdca PINSB sen,: •e� - OiC 6 d yr ofd ECE and yard. playroom Very re4 Call DURHAM FIREWOOD table $50 Night fade 6 dresser. named !Nand labels SKI s SKI 4 dr beer cooler with to File a %93 Osh own transportationare pro- able arc: affordable Re- 427♦741 540 Assortment of chain. CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 compressor, also 2 Or dram .a wa This We** PO Box x tarred Pickering area 839- Copts, Bnrn ue aussi' 9 EXCELLENT hardwood. 525ieacn ladies' downhill Taunton Road East, Ostia- cooler with compressor, 48' Oshawa. Ontano,LIH 6124 Michele 619-0686 spia dried and delivered, 550 M,crowave wa just east of 5 Points 905-986-%58 'L5 $195/bush cord 263-2762 sk, set. stand. $35 905-697-0302 Mani 905-725-3468 D 1 R E ,�,...•/�iaseNi.r� News Advertiser PRO FESS you're dealing with. A They're always here 1 00 117 Lo, +C t Fax 683-7363 P' ' Improvements i ' ' knprovernefft Mliniprovernents i , • Plumbing 0 APpIian • MStorage • Remove • l alovi ydening g am Lsndening 9 BMC CONSTRUCTION M, J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. T.E. Home Improvements DOUG CLARK PLUMS - 25 yrs exp Compete at- INC. Specializing in custom Specializing m rooting. std- ING, Licensed and in- chnectural conceptual homes, additions. renova- ing soffit. eaves trough, sured, repairs and altera- design and permit draw- bons. ret rooms and base- window 3 doors Please tions, new bathrooms and ings. (We untangle the Red ment apartments Residential call Tom 579-3760, leave renovations, pump sales Tape). Specializing in and commercial Serving message and service free estimates, General Construction. Ren- Durham Region for over 15 small repairs to major ran. 686-5172 24 hrs ovations: Sauna's. Sun- Decks. Replace- yrs. Free consultation. Call Jeff 905-428-7400 � ' andyrnan • fainting 8 rooms: • Sweeps eep ' services, moves. appliance ment Windows. References KC i B MASONRY Specia- • � • Job satisfaction Pager Ion in brick block and chnm- 416 462 6676. neys All general repairs. AL 16' CUBIC VAN d DRIV- houses. apartments, offices, dentia) 8 commercial. For C i R Maintenance Bold- workmanship Guaranteed. ER for hire. Moving jobs DRYWALL and painting, texturing, • Moving 3 g ing repairs and renovations photos, references, upon available. Call after 5 pm, renovations -peers • Storage electrical, plumbing, ce- request. Free Estimates. 905-668-4429. Small fobs 15 years ex- • Services ramc blas, carpentry, From (905)579-3811 Flooring, nie 668.4932. penance. Free estimates, Carpeting small repairs to major ran. NO lop loo small, no job •M1. Chimney Serving Durham and out of AJAX Movng Systems - full ovetwns. Fully guaranteed, too ting. yard clean up and • Sweeps eep town area. Ken 434-4500. services, moves. appliance tree estimates. (905)432- and piano specialists. Flat 8931 major projects. Carpentry. electrical. mechanical and EUROPEAN tele special- design services Call today. AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS ist, will renovate your bath- 24 hr. 905-420-9584. Special - chimney cleaning room, or kitchen walls. as as low as $59 Pest screen - well as floor tiles. Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed For free esti- mates call D Dykstra 725- 4913 GARAGE Door/Opener re- pairs broken springs, ca- Ibles, rollers, openers in- stalled $49. New doors/ Openers, 416.336-0073. DUALITY DOOR SERVICES. ing installed, only 525. NO MUSS. NO FUSS GUAR- ANTEED. 'Free Estimates 686-7741, 1:11]r, Roofing A i C ROOFING, shin- gling, all types of roofs. new and old, Workmanship GENERAL CARPENTRY, SIGON Construction Ltd., Guaranteed Free esti- free •stw • . house adds- serving Durham Region for mates. Call Andrew at bons. basements, decks. thin 19 yrs Additions. sundecks, (905) 428-8704, work, door in-stelabon, baso patio doors. windows, rec- IST TO 4TH YEAR ap- boards, sheds, roof repwrs. rooms. flagstone, free esti- prentice, plumbing, please (905) 619-2930 Bill Jr mates. 905-576.5760. tax resume to 721-0548 rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move Park and load special. starting at $99. and up. Call for information. 725-0005 or 427.0005. MICHALSKI MOVING - SNOWPLOWING - Row - able. Comparable rates. houses. apartments, offices, dentia) 8 commercial. For appliances and piano spe- FREE ESTIMATES call do household moves, reel- cialists. Senior and mid- 579-1506 Miitl:•Ilancia, Cane of be*% month discounts. Licensed, your home or office Rea - pruning, dead woodkM f+•ID011aW insured. Excellent Free """'as. 4366 �� Call Jes�l at 905-619-1363 7795. • Services own magician. Call Er - fellmy Flooring, MAGICIAN, Gown friends. • • Driving Ellimiancedcrolready to entertain br any age. any occasion. Birth- • • Schools rates IIt>mes, days. promotions. open - Bargain fund raisers. Magic dkeS, apt, efr- shows --f f L n HARRY -O -THE- years experience, to - MOVERS - Move big or stretchmy, our speciality. small, we price them al! Free estimates. D 6 N Free estimates, seniors Duncan, 987-1799 or 987- /stalk,ed• moves. Appliances mov. also storage space avail- a House able. Comparable rates. un. a uce help. 839-7057 or 728- Call 432-2850. MEN wi8f large truck will 8334 or 683-1171. do household moves, reel- "423-02394 denial, commercial. NI RABBITwants work doing "a of moves. Cal Carl or your home or office Rea - Jane 427-2856. magic for children's parties and all occassions. Have own magician. Call Er - fellmy Flooring, nie 668.4932. Carpeting _ CARPET Installations 25 • • 711001• HARRY -O -THE- years experience, to - MOVERS - Move big or stretchmy, our speciality. small, we price them al! Free estimates. D 6 N Free estimates, seniors Duncan, 987-1799 or 987- /stalk,ed• moves. Appliances mov. also storage space avail- a House able. Comparable rates. • Cleaning g Call 432-2850. MEN wi8f large truck will do household moves, reel- HONEST dependable denial, commercial. NI and reliable cleaning for "a of moves. Cal Carl or your home or office Rea - Jane 427-2856. sonabl• rates. Call for a free evalwtion. 432.7583. FARH MONTESSORI 1-1 TUTORIf Kill using the Montessori Method a Education. Learrlirg can be nat- ural a fun! Cal today 428-1285 -a••a•4•6•e••• SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A .O 4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 •Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop on (416)287-3060 SELL 1T NOW CALL :683-0707 `=OR FAX 7383 Don't Fo2ien% et Ajax News Advertiser Classified Dept a open for your convenience every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 r Articb• ' ' ' - • - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,19% -PAGE 23 For Sab ForSale ' Garage/ Gar"' -age/ ,ay Yard Sales Yard Sales Atriomobiles Trucks For Snowmobiles Snowmobiles 4 PC. WALL UNIT, dark •' SOardMlo " FnrS'I• ' Sal. • 1 • 1 oak Bed chesterfield, chair 8 Ottoman 4 Oriental hand made pictures, each 12X30. 1 natural Mink coal size 12. (worn 3 times).1 natural Mink jacket. waist length 1971 Chrysler New Yorker. Holiday bronze, with black hard top. 38,000 miles Excellent condition. !705)743-5177 7 PC. SOLID WALNUT bedroom suite, (Sheraton style) excellent condition., rml $2500 om�1900's) $Solid 575.aSingle and double bed 5135. Drafting table (complete p Ofesslonal) $235. Solid pine table and 4 benches :250. Sofa $225 and -hairs $30 /each. 4 dress- e•s $45 . $150.. Walnut wardrobe $195.. Entertain- nent unit $95. Glass 8 hrome table and 4 chairs vwcnvr y, watch & clock repairs. Galbraith Jewellers & Giftware 132 Harwood Ave.S.Ajax 683-0407 KtNMURE white fridge & stove. 2 years new, mint condition. Asking $1100 Original receipts 8 operat- ing manuals 905-571- 5617 after bpm MIG WEDLER, stick welder. band saw, grinder, vice. small gas engines, steel table, steel cabinets. refrigerator, Cimex Floor -0 machine, 723064 X135 .TV 20' $110. Many OAK/PINE FURNITURE- , Art B O. call 438- Ther items. 697-3532. Why pay retell pncesv One • Crafts • ' AftS g 9x03 AIRTIGHT Woodsfove. .sed t year, heats up to OOOsgit. Paid $1,000. asking $650 Call 905-723- 744 LHASA APSO PUPS for YD SA SIGN sale. Non shedding, non � allergic, health guarantee. Please be sure t0 take vet needled. House train- ing started. Payment terms available (705) 786-3124 down your signs after your yard sale Kill] 1 ' Automobiles to help keep theNEEfor sale environment clean ff PoorD cred�tO N,EHc �Lf19 Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905-576-1800 or 1.888. GARAGE SALE OCT. 26 ,8 - q 2593673 I can help) ' + 1973 DODGE CHARG- 561 Rainy Day Dr. (Pickering) ER, (Muscle Car;. good Baby items, computer, DOdy. A 1 encpne. new ores etc Will trade for runabout antique T.V. & more with trailer 9952191 1977 PONTIAC LEMANS. good wOrkin condition a5 BABY CRIB (Marina) .vhto $175 Grey kitchen able with 4 chairs $350. ,orgeous Ivory dining room sone table with 6 chairs ;1400 905-668-5025 after BABY crib. dresser, :,arge table and mattress. natural wood finish, $1500 new best -offer over $500. Perego carnage 5100. more ,terns) 683-7237 CARPET 3 rooms. $299. air oe mciudes 30 yards of ;arper, premium pad . and nstallation Custom blinds ISO available at lowest meas Sal 905-432-2750 :arpet Broker. 100•,, vy cr 'hick plum stain re- ustant carpet For 3 rooms. rniy $369 00 Price in - :woes 30 Sqyds carpet. leiuxe pad and installation your home Free quota - on in your home No in- erest. no payment tot one lull year, Daniel. 1-80- 217.0104 carpet Mill Desnibutors, 12 ­rtrs No payments. No Interest. (OAC) 3 rooms 300sq 1`1 ) metalled with Deluxe pad from only 5399 Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home 1 -bop 66'1-6046 CARPETS lots of carpet. ' -' nylon. new Stan no - lease carpets on hand. I w, carpet 3 rooms. $349 P',Ce it oudas carpet, pre- mium padexpert mstalla- bon. fast delivery. tree esti- mates (30 yards) Norman 6862314 HURRY THE STRIKES OVER. Si5o off any Sam - Tac system (lin stock) all Gyri employees require ID. 7 lays only (905) 697-3059 164 Baseline Rd E. 30wmanville New hours Von 930 - 500 Tues . 930 6 30. Wed - Fn - 9 30- i DO Sat 9 30 - 5 00.. Sun 2 30-4 30 DRUMS tot sale. 5pc Lud- w'g Class,cs. 8 ply naturaj -'aple, all new heads. 7-ahty kit - log sound. Call role 905 571-5329. 905. '36-9266 FOUR - 20 lin wooden stools S50; sofa, loverseat. matcnkng chair, $600.1 matching lamps $75, cd- tee.2 end tables $125; double bed, white. new mattress 5250: white stud- ent desk and bench $125; Dench w/shoe drawer, $125 Boys 20- Mountian bike. $75. 665-9253 EN 14' all Surge brakes. ramp door. side man door S3600. 905-985-2306 Jim. FORMAL Diningroom set. 6 chars, 2 arm, table with leaf 3'8' x7'6•, 4 door buffet 8 china cabinet, excellent condition, $1700 o.b.o. 721-0601. SPORTS CARDS, Hock- ey a Baseball, must seff complete collection. best oder. 579-2190 HAMMOND ORGAN, 2 - level Octave, 13 floor pad- als, excellent condition, 5800. Yamaha riOCC Cf,ap c minrbike, $450. Water- 'aftboard din 3.3, 25hp out - 3 -seater, reverse. (like Sea -Doo), very in,. with trailer, $3500. 697- 3508. JOHN DEERE ride on to 1125 and grass cdlec- snow thrower, elrcMc Noma Cwmrw Electric n18'harhd mower. Husquavarna 133 chain saw, radiant kerosene heater 6.000 BTU, (gaol 649-3739 of Ontario's oldest and lar- Crafts 1985 ')LDS 98 a dr, 38 gest manufacturers Is now FI p seats, p. windows 1) selling direct to the public .y��+-,-,�j.\1 locks. ps. Pb. sight brown roomsolid oak 7 pc fining- Y ext, Ian velour ,n; good room or 6 pc. solid pine - body. clean int . 52000 oho bedroom. 905-728-9875 your choice / $1995; many stain choices. 1985 OLDSMOBILE Tradkonal Woodworking a To r^^ado filly )adeo 905-985774 , a burgundy nice car. needs PIANO. Mason 8 R.Sch, some work 51000 coo As Is Must sell Call 905728- 51400 Oval dining room , • a 5075 table. $250 Country style buffet 8 hutch. $500 Mi- Arts dr crowave. S50 Call 905- • Lost 3 1 1 576 2063 • PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Back to 571-1412 school specials New and SHARP 25' TV, VCR com- used pianos Not sure] estates. Cad Robert Bowen Rent to own, apt size. ` upright, grand, digital, key- VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS boards Clearance on all 1995 stock' Telep Piano Works. 433-1491 ham Region For vendor QUEEN SIZE BED with FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 4-9 bookcase headbowd, at SAT. OCTOBER taching side drawer unit 26 10-4 Off Also matching atrim i ex- white. with gild trim in ex- Located in Village cellent condition. $499 call 644-7183 Community Centre (corner Sherwood & Linton ROCK BOTTOM DEALS ON SALEni Reconditions r In VCR's at $x999 . taxes 30 PickeringVillage, above day guarantee Can Rock g Bottom Deals 905-436- Hwy #L) 1320 22 Srmcoe St North. WANTED CAMERAS - Oshawa weak Nov. Call after 5 (905) 576-6200 SEARS Model 23.0008tu dex.htm 1985 PLYMOUTH Carav- elle :2L Used everyday AS is BeSt Offer Call 436. 8465 1985 TOYOTA Camry New Brakes Fill b Al teinator - s year S'995 Certified Can Kerr 579- 0191 1985 VOLVO. 760 GLE. 6 cyl 27 mint body grey. air. auto. p w pill . '.eather seats cert S3 C40 905-579-9909 or 416-929- 151' 1966 Chrysler LeBaron GTS Seca- :adeC a. new brakes rotors, tries. achato, ml-»ler system over 52000 spent in last 6 months &IIs to prove Ex cellent body and interior 52575 cert 686-4236 ' Arts & • Crafts air conditioner. $200 Call JI 11r 905-725-3162 � SHEDMAN Ouahly barn J style shed ka a' x 8'. SPE- CIAL ONLY 5295 plus tax It • r li-I tau. unu- ul;.un "Jr.ra-ltnn, (.RAf I I.R\ 1,.na Lr i n :+ innc iLrir Many other sizes and styles nn.iKuuuua run .dal rhr+ .avwn Ill briny, ),qi rhe rill ..I I+a aural ul rink) uniiltr available Also garages ill t-verr, frrnu Illi- aluniau .il ii, if,, inimical lilt rk-. vnna I)lull) lir and decks 761 McKay Rd. !airy unt- un )nur hal (,tat an iajt-a %mail hkr In rite ,\rca .ul+l+hcr. )lave Unit 3, Pickering. For more cera r)thunit c ,I nit -t -d NlAkv illi, A (.hn.Inua In rcnrt-udx�r 11 alai, aa,ruld hkc I., into. call 905619-2093 id,cria'r tai Ill., arc Unit krill Liv al S'7'I Iiiui I'uhht aui ai cst-n �:rJnc..l.it SKLAR-PEPPLAR wing `LirlmK N,ry (4h 1992 BUICK REGAL 130, kms. Loaded with op- tions New tires, brakes, al- ternator Certified, shiny and ready to go $11,500 obo 905-428.1365 after 6prn. 1994 LeBaron Convert- ible. loaded 44 D00 km $15.995 CertifiedCall Keith 579-0191 1995 FOR Contour GL. fully -loaded. C. 2 SL, V6. 56K. automatic, black cher- ry exterior. grey velvet in - tenor, under warranty. showroom condition 515.400 Call Wilt 905'619' ave message. 1996 CAVALIER, auto. air 4 -door Ow low mile- age Call 905-668-5739 95 MONTE CARLO Z 34 Loaded dark green. beige Bather. CO great shape. low m,Ieage.35.000 kms S21.250 DO call 404-3419 after 5p m Auto Insurance, Having a problem getting a competitive rate? Call Jones - Dooley Insurance. Ajax for a quctatlor. 427-3595 = HALLELUJAH' LET THE SUN SHINE IN! over 35 certified recon- ditioned vehicles on tale. Eg Foi;r 9r bids 38s BUiCk Lesacres from $6.995 Fwe GMC a5t•os 88 and uc 'tom S3 995 91 Voyager 'leaded. Das and sive. A ' S9.995 91 Fes - Ova Auto. commuter spend S3995 '99 escort )l Glx .oadeo. tanrastic at $3 695 '889 Grand Prix SE wrote loaded mint $7995 89 Cutlass Sul pro" loaded, snarp now $7.595 89 Bonneville must see ACK 55 695 91 Temp. air, auto super sale (3 695 '84 Pontiac 6000. auto excellent now $1995 firm '89 Tracker :ke new. auto low km $6 995 Certrcar Auto Center, 155 King SL W, at Midtown Mall, Oshawa. 579.2886 Open Sun- day. Restoration a :,storl rig Core -he >� : fashion way Metal Lead English 'radell 20 years Com- "?aS. competitive rates ReNrences A required Can 9051 2634412 1993 Ford Festiva. auto. 2 rill rec+,ne rn. also y rdtCht}iCk arvlm Cass, complete Patio set. soh Computer Computer Doo k.m must self sled waterbed, desk, andF�nl VideoPKII Video Automobiles S- 4342775 toys ss�93o¢ ' ' For Sale 16' Digital Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year Rent to own for only 58 25 weekly Call 905-571-1412 HITACHI 35• stereo tele. vision Ultra lack picture tube. Pic -in -Pic. High reso- lution Rent -to -own from $15 80 weekly Call 905- 571-1412 KENWOOD 200 watt Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 Tower of Power 5 Disk CO. Arts dr double cassette, tower • Lost 3 1 1 speakers. Rent -to -own from • Crafts • Found $725 weekly. Call 905- Spm. at Port Perry Flea 571-1412 market. Hwy.N7A 8 Port SHARP 25' TV, VCR com- DURHAM COLLEGE FOUND. Grey Tabby. with estates. Cad Robert Bowen CRAFT SHOW, Nov 9th d broom collar, near Burchen bmahons, High resolution )pm from 10 a.m. to 4 pm S of Lad Durham school picture tube, front AIV One of the largest in Dur- 427.7639 Jacks. auto programming, ham Region For vendor universal remote control. into call 721-2000 ext LOST - in Pickering West Rent t0 own from $7.5CYwk. 2365. Only 20 tapes left! Shore area, neutered male Cal 905-571.1412 cat, pale ginger with darker WANTED - mens size 1 t FOLK -ART CLASSES. points, blue eyes. If found Anternet Beginners 182, Inierme- please call 837-6616. Wei AMCles crate. Starting November Wanted 4th. Will accommodate CLOSED TRAILER shift -workers. For further in- high, 18' over- formation call 576.3947. ANTIQUES Absolutely. tion call 728-9791, Purchasing furniture a an. PORT PERRY Flea market, ythang old. Scientific i l lru- Nov.2 8 3. from Ram to ments, dtina, silver, adver- Spm. at Port Perry Flea tieing, toys, decoys, dolls. market. Hwy.N7A 8 Port milk bottles. collections or perry. estates. Cad Robert Bowen iOlie Morden at 683.6217. Antiques (905) 655-8049, THE 6TH Annual Christ- Brooldin. !rias Craft Show, Sat. Nov. condition, reasonably pric-FMI 9/96 Jubilee Pavilion. Over FREE REMOVAL of un- 60 exhibitors. Some good wanted scrap mere), stoves, sp8C8s still available. Only washers, �' trucks or an- y6tirg metal call 905-571- 545 per table. For applica- 6714. tion call 728-9791, WANTED - Diningroom VENDORS wanted, Doll Show and Craft Sale. • 1 Suite, sold wood, cherry or Greenwood United Church, mahogany' prefer tradition - Prefer 9, For into. call Mar - al or antique, table with minimum 6 chairs, buffet iOlie Morden at 683.6217. AMERICAN COCKER and hutch, to be in great male, blonde, CKC Reg., condition, reasonably pric-FMI shots, vet chert. 905 -576 - es. Cal 655-5807. Com titer 4103; 576.6048 WANTED - mens size 1 t Anternet ROTWEILLER puppies, 3 quake skates, good condi- males, 3 fermales, good tion Please. Please call NEW MUSIC a -zine • temperament. beautiful Chris 985-1208. httpJ/www.durharn- pups, Ist shots. Available 1st WANTED CAMERAS - newsn�'rl� In weak Nov. Call after 5 (905) 576-6200 old chka and glass. la"- dex.htm lery, microscopes, tele-M BOA CONSTRICTOR scopes, bkloculara and to -For Sale. Female, Very IaWd 'dams. Clocks, watch -tame. Beautiful markings. es, fumiture, anything old.55 Gallon tank. Heating 432-1678. Rack mkx1eil. $400 or B.O. Call 404.2226. Automobiles 1986 MUSTANG L x RvrsIm Wanted gOod good Dil h,gn kil- ;rneters. 4 Cy! 4 Sod . new tires. brakes exhaust in last year, very dependable $!,10000 firm as is 576- 5859 1967 Cavalier. 2 or auto S' SOC or as is 579-6285 1987 PONTIAC 6000 4 dr. 4 cyl auto AC. tilt wheel P steering P brakes new tires Certified $3.200 080 Call 905-436- 0791 1966 CELEBRITY STA- TION WAGON Silver/Grey, 6 cyl P S P'B. air. root rack. dock neater, one owner, rust checked. AM/ FM cassette Certified $2,800 905-686-4612 1966 Mercury Sade. White, A, C. 4 door. Au- tomatic, PS, PB, PL, Anv Fm Cassette, Clean, well maintained. 180 000 kms. Certified. $3000 OBO. Call 404-9181 196• TURBO SPRINT, certified, standard, surtrpOf, ground effects. white, new shocks, excellent condition, 52,995 certthed.57r--8387 1999 MERCURY Topaz, pits. pilo, a/c, good condition, roust see. S200o obo. Can 905-428-7287 alter bpm. 1909 PONTIAC SUN - BIRD TURBO. Needs en- gine work; as is. Best otter. 905-4307351. 1990 CHEV SPRINT, 3 cyl.. 5 Speed, 2 door, 125.000 kit., $2,800 or, best offer oerbfied. 427-0544 1990 GMC, 5.15 V6., 4.3 Auto, Boot liner, Sport cap, excellent condition, $6800.00 pert. O.B.O. 579- 6950 1••1 Fad Crown Victoria air con,. 351 cu. in., loaded. well maintained and cared for. 220,000 km, certified $3,500 obo. 725-4865 SSS TOP DOLLARS paiC 'or scrap •;ars - 7ays per week Used parts trill able 683-7301 or 428 879 after 6 om W. 'o $7500 Cash on Me soot for scrap cars 8 trucks Anytime Can 905- 705 5740 A i A TOWING. Pay 550- 55000 cash for used 3 scrap cars 8 trucks 24 firs 7 days Cal 905686-5003 or 905-706-5234. 30 min service Cash On the Spa ly $50 - S5,000 I ed and scrap ca d tricks, any cork n. Call anytime, ; i. 7 days. Fast 1. service. No oat Call Ken (tel 509.55x4 (416) 452-7767 AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap. My condition, any age, tree removal n the Durham Region, cash paid. Also needed. 75 to '87 Cheer, or GMC Pickup for parts. Call anytime. Oshawa 905-431- 0407. CARS FOR (SASH! We buy used vefucles. Vehi- cles must be in running condition. Can 427.2415 or cane to 473 Bayly St. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. 1966 FORD 1/2 -Ton with cap, V8, automatic over- drive, very clean truck, $3200 certified Call 905- 579-0804 1967 Dakota 4X4, air. cruise. $4500 certified or 54000 as is Call 905-831- 3075 1991 Blazer 4X4, a real steal $12.500 Excellent condition. one owner. all options. 4 3 L engine, trail- er hitch, new tires, new muffler 8 brakes 132.000 km. 905438-1641 1991 GMC 1500. 350 motor, loaded. A-1 condi- tion, with Lear cap. 140.000km 2 -tone due. $13.000 Call 905-686- 7699 1993 Mazda B 2200. pick up 163.000 kms. highway driven. box liner. AM FM cassette 1 S5.000 080 :all 655-8282 'Vans/ 4 Wheel Drive 1964 DODGE Caravan brow^ fill 'air Irtenor needs some work S'900 O B O Can Nancy 905- 725-5544 Finanang oval Ia' 1988 ASTRO MINI ion. si, ,ver i2 -OS new Darts and repairs 350 V.8 engine. needs paint Make a •easorade otter and is /ours Must sen Can for more info 434-3976 1991 GMC SAFARI EX TF -,OEC) vAI, loaded low ; package $I' 000 115 000 K^ 35- 579- 3444 1992 AEROSTAR er '.erdeC 4 , '-airy :P_ pons. ' 32 DOC k.. nigrway driven good ::nC,! o 59.600 Afar( 9C5 683- 4422 1994 SAFARI SLX. poll wlydCwS DCwe• locks :ru,se •ear air dutch Ic-, power seat. 89 D00 it exceiier, cordd on S'4.700 43C '723 ' Trailers 1967 PARK .roam in Lake ^ F ;• ;a new aD- ptiarces plus extras See vtoeo n Oshawa at 905 723-2946 Asil S'6.000 US or S 2 DOC Cdr EL DORADO 8h slide r t•_=x za-ce- excellent cor ci t c, S130C Also GMC 1989 !n C, c. .,iter $,Do Please prole 9C5 - 43G -2422 9.5 otorcycles 1977 yamana D 2$:, art - bike ;cod condition, two slr:l J.I injected runs gook eady to go. 5600 obo 905-985-8615 • ' owm0biles 1976 MOTO-SKI 'Nuvik' 340 twin Rotax very oe pendabie. runs great, new seat last year. $50C Carl 905-623-4085 1990 Polaris Indy 500 Lq- ud cooled, good condition. studded track, brand new fresh motor and brand new clutches, primary and sec- ondary, grip warme•s, car- bides. ski skins. ready to go S3GrD oho 905.985- 3183 1954 ARCTIC CAT. Like new. 53800 obo. 1996 Kitty Kat, brand news. $1500. Call 905-665-8383 or 665-8384 • Marine 19M 16' THUNDER - CRAFT Bownder we 19M 50 HP rebuilt Marc In- cludes al the toys! Seldom used. Wintenzed. Wil store ml spring 0 needed. $7,000. obo. Kevin or Wende 905- 433-1220. Apartments For Rent NORTH OSHAWA (Rus- seVSimcoe). Bright clean 2 bedroom n newly renovat- ed quiet 12-plex. Hard- wood floors, heat, hot wa- ter, parlung and cape Is included. Laundry facilities. No dogs. $686. + hydro (averages $10. to $12. per month) 905.576-2962. QR SAL.F. a0P8 osm similar M piclrre Dependable, excellent cond., new seat, toe bar, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $2,195 c.b.o., 5,600 km. 1-70S-328-0402 I' Apartments For Rent OSHAWA B ;c - Large 2 R 3 bedroom apartments it ;lean 'ow rise wilding Close to 401 6 GO Parking Available r^.mediateiy From $600: •-onlh Phone '405576- 4255 2 BEDRM.BASEMENT 'PT •Dom r Orme availab�le Nov 1 No petssmok- ,ng Brock air; North area 428-7036 , 686-7069 after 4 p m 2 BEDROOM apt, on 345 Adelaide St W Available Nov! 5750 montc first d est. no pets 128-958a 2 bedroom apt near Cs^awa _e^ a and a0' Park.rg laundry. storage Avai-acie immediately NON-SMOKERS PRE- FERRED S600,mo plus hydro 579-0246 2 8 3 BEDROOM APTS. Ava aOe air r'Tp --cog Cordova Rd Oshawa No Pets ailowed 905 573- 2387 S. PICKERING 2 Del ...,.r, erase^e-• apar- mer; nose t a' amenmes separate entrance. laundry aaiiries 'On smoke- no 0013 S6CC plus Available rhmeclatery 939-962' - 2/3 Deio,ct apartments. P v ,, owiding close to schtools. library. South GM DWI Ava,lade Imrnediate- 428-6328 pm for iDpo,ntrnent 3 -BEDROOM aoar!mer' Cu - ex mai, Moor 5875 n- Cludrng ,,t.libes Avaiiaole Nov 1st Call IngnC 905- 728-'6W leave message AJAX Spacious 2 Bed rc:- Security air pool broadlooml 5895 nnu- S,ve. 1SL'I" Petra. 905839.5549 af!W 6 p m AJAX arge bed newt' JecaateC basement act Suits 'espors," work .^; female No smok.ng.pets 5575 (utihses rc,uoea ' ret last 586-6-3 AJAX totally -encvatec -,e Cearoom basement apartment, no pets. no smokers laundry cape_ $575 ^ausrve sttast Can 42862 Westney/Hwy 2 two _rorxm base,ar! acart •-lent, kitchen private en - Use or 'sundry taoii- `es storage, close to Go and 4C1 S74� nruuding unities Call Jim 9C5i 619- 2089 AJAX 4 bdrm bsmt apt sep. living dining room, 2 baths, Irg kitchen. 4 aMl. Fully carpeted. c' a, own laundry, park - N, private entrance. Sam (905)686--4110 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spacious apartments, quiet buddvng, dose to shopping. 401, GO Plod, sauna One bedroom November Ist, 3 bedrooms immadialely and Decanter 1st. 683-8421 or 6838571 ung 7:30 p.m. AJAX - WESTNEY/ HWYs2 large one bed- room condo, 5 appliances, utilities, parking, balcony, ar, available Dec. Ist. $850. (905)420-2971 AJAX: Lary 1 bedroom basement apartment, sep- arate entrance, utilities in- cluded. Free parking. Available immediately. Ref- erences. No Pets. 683 - 2852. ALL Utilities included, $625 monthly. Clean 2 - bedroom condo, carpeted, parking, close to amenities 8 south GM. Call 905.725- 4524. APARTMENTS FOR RENT in adud building for Nov. and Dec Near Hospi- tal. on bus stop. Call 728- 4966 Apartments u1n,For Rent ATTENTION Dacnelcrq aro oacreoreltes now vil you like 'c own your ,ery own grand new town- nome for as little as S780,' mo 7 Your own pad would have 3 bedrooms 2 wast Dome. garage, patio. and •'s fully decorated by a proless onal designer So lana• s !lie eaten ;here's rly One left') Call Charlene or Frank at 905-4270855 S pm 9 pm Mon - Thurs 11 am - 6 m weekends AVAILABLE '+OVE MBER .>. Ceo•;cr^ apartment, central location Parking and laundry tacllilie5 905- 436-6149 or 905-432 6935 AVAILABLE lmmediafeny %:re --d casement apt Heat, hydro, carie air con . Peril laundry .rct $500 S55C meg Sep entrance No pets.,adult prefe,,ed Towrnre,Courtice 438 - AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY. - ,vn,tby 4c• Dia = ^ ; wac ous ;arpeb 90. newly pairteo with ba - Cony. C -se to Due sit Oo ping a0 ufhtie3 nCiuded. fret last required no pets 3 bedroom S85C 2 boa TOO- 5750 Cal 430--:134 BACHELOR apartr^ent set a-a'e er--aree lull x.tChen 3CIC bath pariung Laundry -able u1.o.eS -Wiled. South P-Cke•-g. $550 -ohm References rectw red Can 9C5 83'- '4.5 after bpm BASEMENT apartment. r. ...-o-�- ^ear shop. p,ng. laV -bedroom 4 piece Dain large eat -.n (acne! a- Cad6. utkitieb. snared enraMoe Suitable for single mature working person quiet name ^o Dols smoking S59C 1st/ ast. references 831 52a9 BASEMENT APT Heat. Ne,_ r, „aea Jr Dus ro- ,rte S45C month Can after 9 pr" Larry 579-4690 S/E Oshawa BASEMENT newly car - ;ill seoa•ate entrance. Kitchen ac nose to GO. 40' mall no peissrnokmg. Avail fmMecl 5475 inClu sive 1st last Call Victor 420-6863 BRIGHT NEW basement apt Ri15a,. Beavice Sep crit on ground level All in- ciusve Single non-smoker Preferred $495 mo Cad 305-404-6392 TWO BEDROOM Oshawa Centrai Suit working professionals. ma- ture area. Newly renovat- ed: kitchen. bath. paint, oak wood trim. fireplace. A cut above) Prefer non smicil no pets. $700 pus own hy- dro meter. Available xnme- diately CALL NOW 905- 571-0625 leave message to view. CENTRAL OSHAWA. Unpue 2 bedroom in upper level of legal duplex. En- closed sun room, eat -lin kitchen, 2 bathrooms. broadloomed. laundry facibbes, parking, backyard, toolshed, tmmediate pos- session. $750/mo. 728- 68M CHURCH StM" 2 area. 3berfroom apartment available. Can (416) 444- 7391. FOR RENT - 1 and 2 bed- room apartments in very quiet. well -kept budding, dose to all amenities. Bus stop at door; Park Rd. N., Oshawa. $732 & $895 re- spectively. Phone: 579- 9016, GATEWAY COMMUNITY HOMES - I bedroom apt. in family section, $670. m - dudes all utibtoes. Available Dec. 1 at 120 Colborne St. W Oshawa. Very clean and quiet modern secure brand new pet -free build- ing. 571.0887, 9 - 4:30 p m. Mon. •Fro. >ac+r♦rr�wa.... ,111 PACE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, O(.'TOBER 25, 1996 1 1 1 Apartments Apartments Apartments For Rent For Rent For Rent s e 14 family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. HWY402. ROTHER- GLEN. Immaculate. bright modem. large 2 bedroom separate entrance. 4 ap- pliances. no smoking,'pets. available immediately $780. first 8 last utilities in- cluded 428 1428 IMMACULATE 1 bed room oasemert apartment in newer Oshawa home Separate entrance. minutes to GO 401 8 O C Carpeted throughout. ce ramie floor In k,lchen. french doors, gas fireplace, central air. fridge stove AII- inclusive heathydro: wa ter cable 8 parking MUST BE SEEN' 5650 month firm lstlast required No pets Call 905-725-2664 after bpm IMMACULATE Due bed- .. Case -e- aof . broad loomedprivate entrance and bath Share laundry ac south Ajax at lake Ion smokng S675 u' and cable nduded. first last 6B6-3204 LARGE 3 BORM. APTS. From Mtn . hydro A 1- Carnet 4 apps and parking Ind Walk !c aickenng -_w^ entre Close t0 GC Transit and Hwy 401 905-420-6305 1480 P.ckerirg Parkway. .oc'3E ^eery -e -=.x-^ brkgrl 2 betlrx_ - apt Avai. Nov 15 Steps to park cx- a shopping laundry !a,:; ties appliances included Firs! S as' S70C Ini 4-4--03' UVERPOOIJBAYLY huge . bed'.- base Ment. Park Ig cape, Ce ramics. ij f replace. wet Dar $825 C_ e' non smoke- Nov st Is Nast Call 9i,5 83 7 -304 UPPER apt o' duplex 4 bed­a_'^s fudgestove washe, dryer $750 plus i cable and tele phone Immediately Jar vis,lauoer Oshawa 905- 579-3342 MCLAUGHLIN SQUARE Osrawa 2 Dii room . tamkly roomNorth wast view. 11th floor Avail December 1st Parking 6 utilities Included Pool 8 gyrr F'S Ensuite laundry hook-up For more Into can 905.728-3050 NEAR Oshawa Centre. modern 1 -bedroom. pro- tesslonally-hnshea base- ment apartment Private entrance. parking $5201 month, Including applianc- es, utilities Available Dec 1st Call 905-434- 8201 NEW BUILDING, IM- MACULATE large 2 bed- room in 9 plea. Rossland/ Ritson (Oshawa). applianc- es, laundry. security. Dec 1, $775 inclusive. Please call 571-4875. NICE i Clean 1 8 2 -bed- room apartments, quiet area in good Oshawa neighborhood, newer building, available Nov.tst d Dec tst. 433-1733 Ray, Mike 728-9886 NORTH Oshawa, - extra large one and two bed- room, both completely re- decorated In well main- tained quiet building. Large balconies. utilities / cable included For Nov lbdrm. $580.36, 2 bdrm. $722.65, For Dec. 1 bedrm. $604.52, 2 bedrm. $722.36 Call 579- 5584. NW WHITBY- 3 -bedroom, Main floor of bungalow; fenced yard, parking. fridge. stove 8 laundry facilities. $875 inclusive. 666-8004. ONE BEDROOM bright apartment, Ist floor sepa- rate entrance. central air, all Inclusive,. all applianc- es, cable, full bath, quiet Rouge Valley area, (905) %0"120 ONE BEDROOM apart men!, near Knob Hill. Edge. stove, hydro, parking and backyard. easy access to 401. Dec Ist Istlast. 5495 579-8933 OSHAWA 888 + 900 Glen S, 2 bedroom apts from $675- S71C close to shopping. schools. GM and Go Utilities Included First last eqo red Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA CENTRE / 401. -, beo,nom Casement apt 'aund'y room ice kitchen. available Dec 1st $750 plus t 3 utilities 19051839-1884 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- ING %--" Osnawa 1 2 8 3 loci Inclusive Pay ca- ble. parking 8 laundry lac 723-2094 OSHAWA a•ge 1 bed 'oom ap' i rent in small quiet owlding Wilson g Bloor area Heat hydro fudge 7 stove included Laundry on premises Car pet throughout No dogs Tease call 721 1178 any- -me OSHAWA W.,son Ross - ang ;a- 2 bedroom Casement separate en '•antefridge stove. wash ell b dryer Includes utilities Ava,, Nov' S55C mo Ist as! 905 401 2270 OSHAWA- 1 Bedroom turnis a:• S5 Cablenclutled Lon '�•- -ished TV'Cable S-3 ^iOrlfh 5 mins from down '.nvn Call 725-6578 NORTH OSHAWA- 3 ...,.... a..a.l De- S-55 Clean b quet building. Iccl heat. hyd'C appi 6 park ing 579-9i•JC. 725-9655 PICKERING 2 bedroom case -e- a: availabie Nov ' An inclusive Near Gc 905725-3248 PICKERING 2 be:'x- Available Nov 1st for responsible Individual, s Separate entrartce. A C. near GO S725 - uhhhes (905) 839-0116 PICKERING CLEAN. t7 g'. s;,aPcus. broeg oom,ed, 2 Dedroom base- ment apartment. applianc- es separate entrance no smoking no pets $735 + $50 .1-' bes (905) 831- 8777 PICKERING NICE base- men! apartment $700 in. elusive A.allable ,mme- diateiy No pets, non smoker 619-2765 Must see PICKERING Spacious 1 bedroom apt. Stone fireplace, Appliances. Parking, Large acreage. Walk out. Private Entrance. No smokers/pets. Reasonable rent. 905.64966 hadrnom basement apt. Eat -in kitch- en, spacious kvrny room, laundry facilities. Close to GO, non-smoker. Available Nov 1st. $675 inclusive. Call (905) 420.5253 PICKERING- Brock 6 401, dean bright new 1 bed- room bsmt apt, separate entrance, util. included. Non smoker. 1st last, ref. required. (905)427-4241. PICKERING: Whites/ Finch Clean, quiet. bright, newly renovated 1 bdrm bsmt apt Walkout ravine. Sep. ent.. a/c, no pets/ snaking. Suites one. $650./ Inclusive. 905-837-0218. SOUTH AJAX - immacu- late bright one bedroom apt., large windows, private entrance, broadloom, park- ing, 416283-8030. SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 Wentworth St, W., large 1 bedroom $500, 2 bed- rooms. $600 8 $620. 3 bedrooms $678., dose to buses. shopping, available Immediately, fnge, stove, heat, hydro. parking. 1st / last requited, no pets. 721-9722. Pacious 2 bedroom apt $750 all Inclusive Loads of cupboard space list 8 last Credit check Call Ann 723- 7381 Whitby - Ash St., 3 bed- room apartment. parking. tridge. stove. dishwasher, $865 mo plus utilities Available Nov Ist (416) 461-0401 WHITBY 1 -bedroom apartment, available Nov 1, $575/month Includes heat 8 parking for 1 car Call 430-0959 WHITBY. cozy 1 -bedroom apartment. main floor of Victorian mansion, walking distance to downtown. GO. available Nov 1 st. $3501 month heating included Call 905-655-861' WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?" Call Dave Hayiock Sales Rep Re Max Summa Realty 1199" Ltd 1905) 668-3800 or 19051666.3211 Houses For Rent M - WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME! =?,'nler -,, :c 7,m0 No DownpaYmeni ('.au Ma 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Martz Stapley Excel Really '..:.,• 1Z A C R F .. roof, ' �,a avaiiaore Uct 28 S95C pus util hrst'tast required Whitby location 665-9253 A RENTERS DREAM! N; --oreV _-w C7w^ grin, gwn home. Ilxe new fudge stove. 5795 ria as but ;hone 3 bedroom asking $65 90C Min req gross in- come $26.000 'year Call Ker Conks Conwell Bank ell -289414 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES' WHY RENT" BUY' Nc 3cw- pavnen' NG problem .et me show you how' Mort pay S700 O A C Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 576-3111 3L MORTGAGE B_, rent i - home 60'x200' privacy Id North- west Oshawa $1325. unhi Iles Call 985 '930 AJAX Mar floor. 3 bed- goms appkancee, air. new arpet deck. parking all able l l- ade Nov 1 S925 month Call 1.800-475.9949 AJAX. Westney d Ross - land. 3 bedrooms. 1 112 bathrooms, eat in kitchen, laundry. $975 month plus 2/ 3 utilities no pets. non smoking please Avail Nov 1 428-2145 ASKING $1200+utilities ANax. 1 fun bath. 1 1:2 -bath, 3 -bedrooms. garage, fin- ished basement, fenced backyard Available imme. dcately Can (416) 635- 7791 BOW AANVILLE - 2 bed- room waterfront cozy bun- galow, preferably couple, quiet neighborhood, fenced yard. t st/last. available about November $750. 905-839-5746. CAESAREA, A cozy 2 bilin , carpeted, wood - stove, fenced yard, shed. Beach access, appliances, ref., $750/mo. + util. Nov. 15, 432-1387 HOUSE FOR RENT , 2 bedrooms. Oshawa, area. appliances included. $700 per mo. plus. utilities. (or rent with option to pur- chase). Available Nov. 1. 723-3804. BAY RIDGES, Main floor, 3 bed. 1 bath, fireplace, hardwood floors, 4 appl., $950 + W/. utilities. Close to GO, non-smoker. Avail- able Immediately. lstAast. (905) 831-4753 OSHAWA, 3 -bedroom main floor bungalow. quiet location, pod, balcony, ga- rage, laundry, $800+1/2 utilities. Available Noll Cali 905.655-4036. WHITBY, 3 bedroom. bungalow, Main floor, 10 acre country property, 5 mins. to downtown $1000 6 utilities. References 655- 3597 Houses HousesShKWco For Rent For Rent Atxomodabon 1 • �ReXS�pacae f.M1 Registrations • , Registrations $1 - IA Ab.olute Affordable! WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO ■UY A HOUSE' WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME!! Mortgage payments 3-Bednx)m Semi $679/month 3-Bednxim bungalow $789/month 3 -Bedroom Jr. Exec $%9/month No down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sutton Group Fxcel Realty Inc Townhouses For Rent 222 PEARSON St #26. Oshawa Freshly -panted 3 - bedroom 1 1.2 -bath town- house w�garage Partially - finished basement. stove. fridge. carpets freshly cleaned Nice area Avail- able immediately 5850 905.721-8096 401/WHITES RD . execu- t,ve 4 bed'ooml townhorne. 4 appliances. c/air, 2 in- dergrouna parking spaces. completely renovated $1095 plus utilities Avail t:e Nov 1 905-640-6675 AJAX $975 mo plus. 3 cNd-x freehold garage a:adade Nov 1 Referent �s Credit check Cal! Tere- sa Turner. 416 321-3536. l4.?rMax Genesis Ltd Real -- Assoc Broker AVAILABLE NOV 1 8 Dec ' Large 3 bedroom wnhouse. neutral decor. 4 appl 1 112 baths. base. ^eat a garage King 6 ownnne area $895 - nl Phone 905-721-8213 DUFFIN'S CREEK CO- OP '555 F nor A..- Pilaf, ening 2 bedroom 5842 pus 3 bedroom $930 pus No subsidy Ali .n person IMMEDIATE OCCU- PANCY. H-.^ Jow and 3 s'.,ry -_,w-houses for rent. or Rent to Own •r NEW ell ecutive condominium com plea 2 underground park ing spaces and ample stor age !Pace included 2 bed- room bungalow $1200 /mo maintenance tees inciud- -d) plus utilbes 3 txedroom !gwrhouse $1500 'mo mainterentce fees includ- ed) Plus utiltes Please call 427-5559 to view NEWER WHITBY 2 bed -town": --se 2 ap pianoes. 5877 0o plus utd ,ties Available now, call 668-5660 NORTH OSHAWA, 3 ....-.-,om, 'as -ent rwnhouses in well main- taired family complex Freshly decorated with Frig ;stove, close to all amenities Starling at S738 month On site Mgmt office Call 905-728-3777 PICKERING 3 betlroom towrnouse appliances. all. S1070•mo Available Dec 1 Mel Knight 831-2273 PICKERING - Tridel Casr tan ' 600 sq h 3 bedrooms, 2 112 hams. all appi,ances. $I.IOC per mo. plus utilities Available Dec 1 st Cali Abe 683-5117 or after 7 r, 427.1637 Rooms For Rent S.OSHAWA.turnished room in quiet private home• share kitchen and bath with 2 other adults Non-smoker, $75week. firstAast 434- 1678 LIVERPOOL / BAYLY,large bright room. use of all tach - ties. $380 per month. call 420-9320 PICKERING . furnished. spacious room, with cable and own lack in quiet exec- utive home Share kitchen. bath. laundry room facili- ties Bus/parking available Reasonable rate (905) 427-9007 PRIVATE furnished room for rent Snare house. ca. ble. laundry and parking Across from Oshawa Cen tire $300/month Call for details 723-5325 ROOM FOR RENT with large fer _ec yard Avail- able November 1st First 8 last required 5400/month Snared accommodations Call 435-8155 SIMCOE ROSSLAND area c.n,shed rooms for clean quiet person Cook mg Near bus d Durham College Private entrance $250 ii up monthly Call 905-728-4845 HOUSE TO SHARE in cen,.a; yyhi,by ;,all. -3 'aundry . utilities included. Pieter non-smoker $350 monthly can Heave mes sage 668--8904 OSHAWA. House to share S40C m,n ^;y al inclusive students wel C'Jrrie Call Barbara 905 �-9--8369 HOUSE to share. Ross- land(Wllson area. Oshawa, available Immediately, parking, cable, laundry, $400/month Call Leslie 905-434-5108 anytime or leave message PICKERING - 2 rooms in home, share facilities Fur- nished or unfurnished. Available Immed. Rent ne- gotiable Non-smoking couple or women preferred (905)420-0249 SEEKING, non smoking professional , male or fe- male to share 3 bedroom house, laundry. parking, storage. Must like dogs. 5425 call 576-8123 SINGLE PROFESSIONAL needs same to share 3- bdrm, 3 -bath, furnished, Vi- ceroy home in Alax C/A, C/ V. 6 appl. 2nd floor laun- dry. F/P. In ground pod, loft 8 skylights, double garage wJopener Very modern Reasonable inclusive rent Call 905-428-9403 OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rant M- 3000 sq Lwr NI $900. 850 sq 2nd fir $550. 600 sq. main $500, 250 sq. main $350, 600 2nd fir $500. 1,200 sq h. 2nd floor Call 434-2447 or 655-4132. OFFICE space for lease, overlooks busy Hwy 2, handicap access, air con , plenty of parking Call 905- 725-9991 OFFICE Space for lease in Whitby, 575 sqftnear downtown, would suit med- Ical or professional needs. Plenty of parking, own washroom, utilities includ- ed. Available Dec list For information please call 905.666-3833 REASONABLE all inclusive ren! offered in a professional environment Included are : utilities. signage, furnished /unfurnished, board room. kitchen, security, cleaning. maintenance, parking Va. rious size suites available. Downtown Oshawa Call 1- 800-268-6960 Decorative & Folk Art Painting • Learn to do Decorative Art Painting, Folk Art/or Faux Finishes • Choose the design and surface that suits your taste -wood, glass, ceramic, canvas, metal or fabric • No previous experience necessary • Evening & Saturday classes available • Beginner to intermediate levels • All students work at their own pace in a relaxed fun setting • Come and see the selection of project~ available • Trained certified instructor Call Dayle at (905) 471-7245 in, ' Private For Homes l Auctions STORE for rent. downtown Condominiums Oshawa. nigh walk traffic. 376 MORTGAGE: Buy or 5400 /mo all inclusive 725- rent MORTGAGE: executive home. For Rent 8710 60'x270• privacy lot. North- west Oshawa $1325+ utiir PICKERING Tridel con- "Mm Garage & ties Call 985.7930 do. 1 -bedroom. solarium. 1 Storage apace parking, deluxe red AJAX: DETACHED 2 stor ties, available Dec Ist Call ey, 3 bedroom. 1400 sq ft . 905-837-2259 evenings STORAGE available Inside finished basement, main TWO BEDROOM Athol! or outside Year round N Whitby area Call 655-5193 }loot family room Ywith fire - Mary. Oshawa S85C plus place and walkout hydro. or $925 inclusive 5 5154.000 905-619-0108 appliances secure build Industrial ing. available immediately a Chits BEAUTIFUL country bun- Ist/la5t 436 0278 galow minutes to Oshawa Ski Club IKendel) Spa SELL R • INWarehous- pons open concept Fin - Thor -171 Terifillegar , � basement t. acres CALL • I 1 683-0707 1 Available . 968 5 sq It 8 '930 sq ft office warehous $159.900 or available for 1g. $3 25.'sq ft 905579- rent Call 905-436-0475 or ',077 atter 5. 571 3281 905686 7526 HEPersonals ' Personals ' Personals e e Personal Prayer To The St. Jule THANKS TO ST. JUDE and the Sacred Heart of eus favours received May the Sacred Heart Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever, w r . Sabred Heart of Jesus pray for us. SL Jude. wo,ker of miracles. pray for us. St. Jude. helper =x ;' the sick, pray for us Say this prayer nine times a day to. nine days This prayer has never faded. an•i your prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. C - L. PLUS BEAUTY SALON EQUIPMENT. SAT. OCT 26, 6 P.M. MYLES KING AUCTION HALL, 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA. Beauty salon equip- ment, all matching. 4 stations, reception desk, 3 adjustable cutting chairs. 3 flair drying Chairs. 3 Shampoo chairs, counters and mirrors. Fishing Equipment - 'I 9 Evmrude outboard motor and tank ( good condition). 2 gas Weed Eaters. 4 fish- i-,; rods and reels. P, -neer Chainsaw. ele-:Inc chainsaw, 3 pair binoculars, large quantity of tools and vamping equipment. C,lrnplete line of ^ )usehold contents. List in last Wed pa- p- Large sale Plan attend MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725.5751 1 foRr Re MR AJAX, FURNISHED room for rent, in quiet home, own entrance, shared bath 8 kitchen. Non- smoker, First, plus deposit. call 686.7260. AJAX, unfurnished lame single room . shared task - ties, separate entrance, first a last, $340./mo 683-5088. AJAX: furnished room in dean home. Included laun- dry, cable and parking. Non-smoker. $325./mo. Avail. immed. 427-6932. EAST OSHAWA, Room for rent, non-smoker. Park- np shared kitchen, laundry fabihties available. Avail. able immediately. $80. vi l cable Included. Call 36-0505 and/or 432- 6916 FURNISHED room for rent, clean home, share kitchen, bathroom, laundry. Non-smoker, $325/month Call 831-1340. Pnvsk Homes Private Homes Private Homes THE !Yt;WS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,1996 -PAGE 25 For Ssk For Sale For Bak ' , Private Homes Private Homes Lots Cottages • Business ForSak For Sale For Sale For Sale � Opportunities • , personals COURTICE - Custom built WANTED house in north ndiwdually designed 3 hedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, hn- .hed basement, lots of _losets, main floor laundry ""or"' large eat in kitchen. .ocular driveway, fireplace, ,:lose to schools and shops S18? 9W Call 404.2683. COURTICE Open Hcuse Sun. Oct. 27, 2-4 ;,m 13 Mull Cres., Asking 5198.500 2200 sq fl. 3 :iedroom. 2 1J2 baths. Kas- ..inger home. on quiet cres- ent Greenhouse kit . main oor laundry 8 family room ,rout to deck. fenced CAC VAC 905-436-2784 west Oshawa, minimum 3 bedrooms. 1,800 sq. ft, gas heal, finished large dry basement, large fenced yard. good condition, maxi mum $200.000 Will con Sider trade for our 3 bed. room house. 1.300 sq ft walk to all amenities 728- 8456 BROCK RD 8 2. Great family location, 3+1 bed- room, 4 baths, walkout basement, newly broad - loomed 8 decorated. $158.500 Call (905)294- 8461 or 1905)473-3268 EXECUTIVE - 2 -storey Jr , 2500 sq It quiet We neighbourhood, eaten kitchen, lamilyroom, fire place, livingroom, dir ing- room. 2 w/o to 16X34 deck. laundry room, 2 car ga. rage. 4 large bedrooms. master,'ensune. 3 baths. ca/ cv, gas, air purifier. dish- washer. window coverings. 16X26 poollall access Fenced yard 1050 Ridge Valley, Oshawa $199.000 905-4347143 OPEN HOUSE. 1 4 PM SAT 8 SUN OSHAWA 3 bedroom homeg%Is heating, walkout from living room to large fenced yard. Rosslandmil son area. $124900 Call (905)571-6685 EXECUTIVE HOME in prestige area ,f Whitby 2,650 sq ft. 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. central vac and central air. air cleaner, heated in ground pool, fire- place. fully fenced and landscaped backyard Ask - rig $256.900 Call 430- 0548 to arrange a viewing Serious offers only No agents THICKSON b DRYDEN: 3 bdrn freehold "- home. 2 1/2 baths, family room w/gas F/P ceramics. hardwood floors. colonial doors $144.900 For ap- pointment call 905.571- 3252. no agents NEWCASTLE 3+1 bdrm brick 8 aluminum side split Cathedral ceilings. 2 baths. new FAG. new broo- dloomed throughout. F/P Large lot fully fenced and peed Finished bsmi w/ walkout to deck Mairlioor laundry Close to schools. shopping and 401 Owners relocation Asking 5138.900 Call 905-987- 2129 WHITBY. $107.500 Beaw"ful 3 bedrooms. rec room ceramic foyer, ga- rage, w/o to fenced yard 5'., down carries $758 in. cluding faxes Ted Hough ton Sutlon Classic 430- 9000 LAKE ONTARIO Marin- ers Dream single building lot, nestled in pines 350 It from waters edge Unre- stricted view 905-683- 2548 LAKE ONTARIO Mann. ers Dream, Single budding lot, nestled in pines 350 ft from water's edge Unre- stricted view (905)683- 2548 MVacation Properties 53500 fun priced. Seclud- ed wooded Trader lot, ad- jacent to huge County for est. good road sandy beach fishing. Cobcurg area 14165,43' '... RICE LAKE 3 bedroom corsage. year round road. B B Beach 1 1/2 hours from Toronlo, asking $115.000 (905)623-7269 • Mortgages, • o Insurance MORTGAGES Good, bad and ugly Financing for any purpose. rates from 5 95% All applications ac- cepred Community Firam Pal Services 668-6805 DO YOU MANUFAC TUBE. IMPORT, WHOLE- SALE7RETAIL OR CRAFT I NTE RE S TI NGIUNIOU E PRODUCTS? The General Store of Mississauga is opening a new branch in Whitby Mall We sell your products in an upscale re- tail environment without you being there Call John Schur at (905)608.0777 or Fax (905)608-0900 Homeworkers Urgently Needed .p ') 58200/wk Easy work -Free Sup plies- Rush $5 and a ;ASE to Skylite Enterpris- es 150 Clark Blvd Suite 247 Bramptrn on L6T 4Y8 BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - namos 8 private phone numbers. I. 900-451 3638 ext 704, $3 29/mm, must be 18 T - tone CHRISTMAS FUN? Vancouver professional. SWM 150j visiting family in Ajax )ver the holidays. seeks 'ocal lady for enjoy- able casual outings. Fax reply to 1.604 944-1162 with contact number. for follow-up phone call Cheers' EVANLY RAvS Police use Pared x! Solutions on Career. Relahorships, Health Love $2 99immute 18 • 1-900-451 4055 I OCUS ON BUSIN �SS Advertising Feature J Barb's Dolls �celcy' Ur�I_I. �STt: DIO ` Now Accepting Registration Porcelain Doll Making Taught by a Certified Artisan. Glasses Commence )Veck of Sept. 30 42,-7.'» :t��C111rl,(1 ■t i cl s Woodworking Camp NolrwnCa Opwwlgs: 91h, 161h, 23rd 301h Lmd of 6 luck per camp - R•yist•r Now Courses % Workshops 1i•/ld Turning w'orksbop 1:1l Sal . \til 9th. 9 30 .1 m. - 12:30 p m \Jvafwcd - sal . Nos I6th. 9_10 a m. - 12: 30 nil . • Intro to N'oodworkina Course Mon nights it, 10-9 W p in , Auris Xov I81h. S wccks Nuod Carving Course Nrd nights 7-10 p m, starts Ike 3rd. 10 weeks Limited Earollmenc Pre -Registration Required CaU or details & !w o. Paula r The ntrpeni s awttro t>twwye..s•r 918'•ori wulft swop 1885 Cknwiii Rd — Anne Marie Predko Lawyer • Wills & Estates • Real Estate Law • Family Law • Boards & Commissions *Young Offenders (905) 619-0222 THE BRIGHT IDEA HOMEIMPROVEMENTS SPECIALIZING IN: • 100% vinyl & aluminum windows • roofing and repairs • soffit, fascia & eavestrough • hard wood flooring • basement rec rooms or apartments CALL BILL WAITE 905 420-4820 1 800 249-7111 'SPECIAL' 100% VINYL WINDOWS FREE LOW 'E' AND ARGON AND NQ Pa T UNTIL-gI,,DEC.. '96 Gunther Ivens Contracting - 45 years of quality work at competitive prices ---- -aurae as air: Gunther Ivens, a quality craftsman for more than 45 years, advises homeowner to choose carefully when selecting a contractor to avoid headaches such as unfinished projects and poor workmanship. Choosing the right contractor to work on your home is an important decision. But making your decision solely on the lowest quote could spell trouble. Gunther Ivens says there are many people who will quote a job at a very low price but will never finish the project. "That's because they find out half way through the job that they can't afford to do it for the price they quoted" he explains. "Another problem with taking the lowest price is that the quality of the work may be sub standard" You should carefully examine every quote and make sure the job can be done for the price quoted. If you don't you could be headed for a renovation nightmare. For more than 45 years Gunther Ivens has been building custom homes, additions, second stories as well as building a solid reputation for quality work at very competitive prices. His reputation is well known all over Durham and York Regions as well as Scarborough where his quality work can be found in many homes. Gunther sets high standards for each job and ensures that it's done to the complete satisfaction of his customers. -I give my customers superior workmanship and guarantee it 100 per cent;' he says. "We are very efficient, arrive on time and clean up each day so you won't even know we were there:' A new addition, whether it's for living quarters for your daughter, son or parents or a family room for entertaining, can be attached to the rear of your home. provided you have sufficient propert} to work with. But if you don't, that's no problem, because you can always add a second floor to vour one storey bungalow and double your living space. "This is a yery economical way to add space because a second storey doesn't require pouring a foundation;" says Gunther. "You can always build up if you can't build out." An addition or second story will take between 7 to 8 weeks and Gunther works closely with his clients to ensure the finished results are a collaboration between the customers needs and his expertise. Gunther can also add an extra bathroom, install a new kitchen, finish a recreation room as well as install new doors and windows. This spring and summer are also a perfect time to consider installing a new deck or wooden fence around your property. Of course it's always a good time to get renovations done and Gunther can do any job, big or small. He always comes up with a winning design for his customer's renovation project after building on their ideas. He then takes these ideas to Agincourt Design Service for the creation of the final plans. Gunther has used their talented services for the past 25 years and besides the plans they also take care of the various permits and paperwork necessary to complete a job. For more information or a free estimate call (905) 839-0681. DURHAM NVItiDONN'S & DOORS casement (goy) 579-2222 �oueLE HUNG V ryl W rdrws~8 DoGrs • PICTURE WINDOWS 9A• 3 BOW'v'P%DOWS ;'JPANCE CLAIMS 7A"0 DOORS :-DPM DOOPS ".EW CONSTRUC-IC% NI".DOWS RWAYNE HUTCHINSON �rrr,r Loci 579-2222 GUNTHER I I YENS CONTRACTING l additicrs. Sec"nd ..P �I I Apaq.7, errs. Viry Recaceent Windows � E ALL INTERIORIEXTERIOR RENOVATIONS Call Gunther: 839-0681 e SeNing the DUR1arn Region for over 25 yrs N T8t1E IS RUNNIN�a OUT 1 To Advertise IN THIS SPOT•. call Janice X3"0707 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, Ol'TOBER 25, 1996 • , PersonalsHB Companions PHYSIC CONSULTATIONS EASTSIDE CONNEC- and readings done, expert- TIONS DATELINE - Free to once and compassionate, call to place your ad. no telephone (905) 6237558 charges for ladies, no SPORTS NEWS, point phone bill charges. 905 - spreads and much. much 4347060. morelll. Call now! 1-900- 451-6637 Ext 3706 5299 • per min must be 18 yrs ProCall Co. (602) 954- 7420 WHY WONDER about to- morrow when you can call for answers today' Speak with our psychic. live 24 hrs 1-900-451.3555 ext 4910 S3 99 per min mus: be 1.6 yrs Procan Cc (6021 954.7420 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JIL 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE 1 PENNZOIL NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED :mss 1 RADIATOR FLUS $d .95 WINTER SAVINGS SPE 'T9 1 6 men m CIAL ars OIL A FILTER $a 9 OFFER EXPIRES Nov. 0/96 1 CHANGE r /�o�+•,[1 (niQ'�`7(♦�(M' $16-99 "d'. CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER 1 OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM. "- OW30 or 1 OW30 OPEN 7 DAY'S A WEEK 1 PENNZOIL195 WESTNEY RD. Scut~ i� asci_ soros , . (905) 427-6796 1 Halloween Coloring Contest Color this scene for your chance to win great prizes. ENTRY FORM NAME ADDRESS CITY TELEPHONE Deadline: Wed. Oct. 30 5 p.m. LEGAL AGE: 2-10 YEARS Hey kids! Bring your contest entry into Ajax News Advertiser at 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax by Wed., Oct. 30 at 5 p.m. Contest winner will receive great prizes. 0 % &111111010 J (ZSAFETYip TIPS �1 1. Carry*d 2 No intro adw tape to the curd's costume. 3. Watch for On Block Parent sign on homes in case of emergnlcies THIS PAGE IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE WEE 1 310 i .i•.... AJAX=PICKERING k,WAD01wKAt' KARATE CLUB Riverhreeze r Community Centre, `t #1 Richards bane, Ajax !Montessori Learning ('entre, 401 Kingston Rd. 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Pickering; "'I'HE UI,711NIATE FORNi OF UNARNIED SF_LF-DEFENCE" SPECIAL ONE MONTH MEMBERSHIP ONLY $9.95 OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 30/96 y REGISTER NOW - LIMITED ENROLLMENT 9o5 430-472y - Children and Adult Classes ' Special program for 4&5 year olds * $, ' Self -Defence & Physical Fitness Black Belt Instructors• p(,.,,f. pi1 rc uu ox Continuous Year -Round Program • Family Rates AJAX CLUB ' Flexible Memberships ' Develop Co-ordination and Flexibility ' Increase Self -Confidence & Self -Esteem ' Instill Discipline, Motivation and Pride N ■IIG3TOx qp �, 11 CLUB ' 2 Locations to serve you better Serving the Durham DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS Region for over 30 Years YOU CAN APPLY IT TO .few -IG CkxT11E YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. �w HOME IMPROVEMEMTS *Promotes an "I CAN DO IT" attitude PICKERING CLUB ' 2 Locations to serve you better Serving the Durham DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS Region for over 30 Years YOU CAN APPLY IT TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. KMPA=CK HOME IMPROVEMEMTS CONSTRUCTION Additions • 2nd floors • Balyooms • Pkvr&V - Dewences Basement, Home WrN P V - Drywall Renovations WE SUPPLY � PLANS (Bathrooms,etc.) REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED Audiorincli C4nbwkr e97 Church St., 905-42"785 CONSLIMM GAS s Ajax 1-888-845-4424 SCHOOLHOUSE PLAYCARE CENTRES 1(ibOF DURHAM THE NEW SCHOOL BASED, uctalseo cwLo CAGE If AYCAl� FROM DICKERING TO WHITBY TOYOTASRT DERRY 'CREATIVE FUN ENVIRONMENT'QUALIFIEE ECE STAFF *LOCATED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 'CHILD CARE FROM INFANCY '1! • • 1 • I ' ' LOCATIONS IN DURHAM 'NURSERI SCHOOL 'GOVERNMENT LICENSEE 'BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL AJ 1025 Dundas St. W., CsdwacAppplm �PS.422 Ali Whitby Lincoln Akxander P.S. 686.5440 (Just past VVInite Oaks) Highbuussh P.S i4 0-1475 Pine Ridge S.S. 839.8586 668-4792 or 686FOR MORE Valley Farm P.S. 666 -MM E INFORMATION 666-5500 EXT. 5193 AroundD THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25,1996 -PACE 27 'Deceptive" senior con • p convicted in Oshawa sexual assault BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA -- A 78 -year-old man described by a judge as "deceptive" was found guilty yesterday of sexually assaulting a mentally -challenged Oshawa woman in his parked car. Oshawa provincial court Judge Donald Dodds said Melvin Bowden, who now lives in Campbellford, sexually Girl assaulted OSHAWA -- Police say a 10 -year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a man in a down- town Oshawa park Thursday afternoon. The victim was walking with another 10 -year-old girl in Memorial Park just after 4 p.m. when a man approached the pair and struck up conversation, Durham Regional Police say. Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie says the man kissed the victim and "rubbed her breast area" Ixfore walking off. He was last seen walking towards Midtown 41all and pushing a sky blue col- ored bike. The suspect is described as white, in his 30s and with dark hair. He was wearing a wool hat and beige waist -length coat. assaulted the 39 -year-old woman in a way that was "so deceptive, so cynical and so exploitative" During a one -day trial in July, the victim — who requires the day-to-day assis- tance of a special care worker — testified she was asked by Mr. Bowden to expose her breasts so that he could fondle her while the two were in his parked car at the Oshawa water- front Aug. 17, 1995. Mr. Bowden and the "extremely vulnerable" victim were strangers when they met at the apartment of another men- tally -challenged woman, whom the victim had plans to move in with at the time, Judge Dodds said. The victim testified in court that she complied with Mr. Bowden's request but "it was an unpleasant experience with a stranger" whom she did not love. Mr. Bowden maintained at his trial the woman willingly went along with his request and that it was consensual. However, given the woman's mental capacity, Judge Dodds ruled Mr. Bowden did not take ',reasonable steps" under the circumstances to ensure her consent. "The first issue is whether 683-7040 she really consented to this... It was quite apparent to me there was no consent. She indicated to him she did not love him nor want sex;" Judge Dodds said. The victim's mere compli- ance does not amount to con- sent under the law, he explained. The judge said people involved in sexual relationships with persons who are mentally challenged must go to greater lengths to ensure that their part- ner's consent is "clear, unam- biguous and informed" Mr. Bowden tried to sexual- ly assault the woman a second time when the two returned to the friend's apartment, and before leaving, gave the victim $2, Crown attorney Sheila Cressman said. Mr. Bowden gave a false name and age to the victim when he introduced himself to her "because he was ashamed and believed, in his words, he soiled his name;' Judge Dodds said. Mr. Bowden, who suffers from a prostrate illness, testified that he had similar encounters with the victim's friznd and "messed around with them to test my equipment:' His sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 22. 404-2623 Silent partners Courtney Darling of Monsignor Philip Coffey Catholic School in Oshawa (left) and Valerie Bonadie of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Pickering play Barnga, a card game where no speaking or signing is allowed, while taking part in the SPIRIT program against racism held recently at Oshawa's Knights of Columbus Hall. The program brought together stu- dents from Catholic schools in Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa to heighten their awareness of and sensitivity to issues of racism and cultur- al diversity. 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